This petition proposes to use cameras to fight against possible falsifications at elections in a response to a wave of protests that take place after questionable election results.
Fraudulent elections have taken place, and will continue to take place here in the United States. It's up to "We the People" to put an end to it.
By signing this petition, you agree that a member from each presidential candidate's campaign will be responsible for providing video footage of each election, at each precinct, from open till close. The pictures will be transmitted from each camera to a dedicated internet site which can be found through a hyperlink to the Elections Commission web site for each state.
Video footage will be preserved in regional centers for a year after the elections results are officially published. Access to them will be unrestricted.
Banks have cameras to discourage bank robbers, presidential elections should have cameras to discourage election robbers.
The necessity of securing our electoral process becomes more apparent as we continue to collect signatures. I am currently reaching out to election oversight experts to discuss the logistical requirements for implementing mandatory video surveillance at every precinct.
February 7, 2012
The momentum behind this proposal indicates a broad desire for transparency in our electoral processes. Your participation demonstrates a clear commitment to securing the integrity of our voting systems.
6 Comments
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Mike Greer
14 years ago
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Finally. Its 2016 we can track a package across the ocean but cant have cameras at a poling station? makes no sense.
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David Grant
14 years ago
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Banks have them. Stores have them. Why not the most important vote of the year? Total common sense.
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Kevin Marquez
14 years ago
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This is the only way to stop the rumors and keep people trusting the count. transparency is a must.
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Jessica Fuentes
14 years ago
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KEEP IT FAIR. too much shady stuff goinig on behind closed doors.
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Sarah Rhodes
14 years ago
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If the process is honest then what are they so afraid of hiding?
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Brian Wright
14 years ago
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Do it. we need to see exactly what happens when the doors close.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
This petition proposes to use cameras to fight against possible falsifications at elections in a response to a wave of protests that take place after questionable election results.
Fraudulent elections have taken place, and will continue to take place here in the United States. It's up to "We the People" to put an end to it.
By signing this petition, you agree that a member from each presidential candidate's campaign will be responsible for providing video footage of each election, at each precinct, from open till close. The pictures will be transmitted from each camera to a dedicated internet site which can be found through a hyperlink to the Elections Commission web site for each state.
Video footage will be preserved in regional centers for a year after the elections results are officially published. Access to them will be unrestricted.
Banks have cameras to discourage bank robbers, presidential elections should have cameras to discourage election robbers.
The necessity of securing our electoral process becomes more apparent as we continue to collect signatures. I am currently reaching out to election oversight experts to discuss the logistical requirements for implementing mandatory video surveillance at every precinct.
February 7, 2012
The momentum behind this proposal indicates a broad desire for transparency in our electoral processes. Your participation demonstrates a clear commitment to securing the integrity of our voting systems.
6 Comments
M
Mike Greer
14 years ago
Featured
Finally. Its 2016 we can track a package across the ocean but cant have cameras at a poling station? makes no sense.
D
David Grant
14 years ago
Featured
Banks have them. Stores have them. Why not the most important vote of the year? Total common sense.
K
Kevin Marquez
14 years ago
Featured
This is the only way to stop the rumors and keep people trusting the count. transparency is a must.
J
Jessica Fuentes
14 years ago
Featured
KEEP IT FAIR. too much shady stuff goinig on behind closed doors.
S
Sarah Rhodes
14 years ago
Featured
If the process is honest then what are they so afraid of hiding?
B
Brian Wright
14 years ago
Featured
Do it. we need to see exactly what happens when the doors close.
Finally. Its 2016 we can track a package across the ocean but cant have cameras at a poling station? makes no sense.