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Voting 2025+

VOTING IN THE FUTURE: NO to blockchain and mail in voting. (Google USPS blockchain Voting Patent. See the Postmaster's digital model country of Estonia mentioned?) Blockchain is NOT secure and the US Mail is unsafe due to mismanagement of Louis DeJoy (google "CEO of LDJ Global Strategies", Trump, April 2020. DeJoy never shared his m.o. where he bonused STAFF for donating and he only answered about Executives (who already donate the maximum).

I figured out a FOOLproof way of Voting which has NOTHING to do with insecure blockchain! (Inspired by my idea for detecting fraudulent payments: Run an Accounts Payable Report by the PAYEE's Zip Code +4).

I entered my idea into deepAI.org and below is what surfaced: Explain voting procedure: Voters should contact candidates and get what vote number they are (easy tally on last day). Indicate voting numbers on ballot they turn in which includes the voters Zip+4 which can be confirmed if needed!.

The voting procedure you described seems to involve a system aimed at ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the voting process. Here’s a breakdown of how this could work, along with the necessary steps:

### Voting Procedure Overview

1. **Candidate Communication**:

- Each candidate participating in the election sets up a "registry" as soon as they become a candidate.

- Voters should contact the election office to obtain the voting number corresponding to their chosen candidate, starting with #1 for the first voter.

2. **Ballot Design**:

- The ballots will include spaces for the voter to write in the voting number next to their chosen candidates.

- Additionally, the ballot will require the voter to include their **Zip+4** code, which is a more specific identifier of the voter's address.

3. **Ballot Submission**:

- Voters will complete their ballots by writing in the voting number and their Zip+4 code.

- They will then submit their ballots according to the established methods (e.g., via mail, drop boxes, or in-person voting at designated polling places).

4. **Tallying Votes**:

- On the last day of voting, election officials will gather all submitted ballots.

- The voting numbers and Zip+4 codes will be used for the tallying process, ensuring that votes can be easily tracked and verified.

5. **Verification Process**:

- If there are any disputes or challenges, the Zip+4 code can be used to confirm the voter’s identity and eligibility, adding an extra layer of security to the voting process.

- Election officials may cross-reference the Zip+4 code with voter registration records to ensure legitimacy.

### Benefits of the Procedure

- **Accountability**: By assigning a specific voting number to candidates and collecting voters’ Zip+4 codes, the system creates an accountable way to track and verify votes.

- **Transparency**: This method may enhance transparency in the voting process, making it easier to audit and confirm results.

- **Voter Engagement**: Encouraging voters to actively communicate with candidates to obtain voting numbers may foster greater engagement in the electoral process.

### Conclusion

This voting procedure aims to create a clear and accountable method for casting votes, utilizing unique voting numbers and Zip+4 codes to enhance the security and accuracy of the election process. It is essential to provide comprehensive information and support to voters to ensure a smooth implementation.

Isn't AI amazing? Now I did make minor changes and left out any potential negatives (may require training, may be confusing, and zip code + 4 could be confidential but it ISN'T: Look up any address on USPS site or google and usually the Zip+4 comes up. Beats having ONE individual (Postal Sup) handling and driving ballots employees refuse to touch OR relying on some machine or computer that can always get hacked.

Below is what this page looked like prior to 2025. Please visit the Project 2025 section!

Do you work for any of the companies below? Were you ever bonused for donating to the bosses political party ie. "Straw Donor"? IF so please call me, Kari at (562)804-5625. IF not and you know a CEO listed, ask if DeJoy shared his m.o. with them?

Agriculture

American Farm Bureau Federation – Zippy Duvall

Sysco Corporation – Kevin Hourican

Tyson Foods, Inc. – Dean Banks

Perdue Farms, Inc. – Randy Day

Cargill, Inc. – David MacLennan

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company – Juan Luciano

Corteva Agriscience – Jim Collins

Tractor Supply Company – Hal Lawton

Seaboard Corporation – Steven Bresky

Grimmway Farms – Barbara Grimm

Mountaire Farms – Ronnie Cameron

Banking

Bank of America – Brian Moynihan

JPMorgan Chase – Jamie Dimon

Goldman Sachs – David Solomon

Citigroup – Michael Corbat

Wells Fargo – Charles Scharf

U.S. Bancorp – Andrew Cecere

Morgan Stanley – James Gorman

Grand Rapids State Bank – Noah Wilcox

Southern Bancorp – Darrin Williams

Construction/Labor/Workforce

International Union of Operating Engineers – Jim Callahan

North America’s Building Trades Union – Sean McGarvey

Laborers’ International Union of North America – Terry O’Sullivan

International Brotherhood of Teamsters – Jim Hoffa

National Electrical Contractors Association – David Long

Bechtel – Brendan Bechtel

Fluor – Carlos Hernandez

National Association of Home Builders – Jerry Howard

Associated Builders and Contractors – Michael Bellaman

Associated General Contractors – Stephen Sandherr

AFL-CIO – Richard Trumka

GH Palmer – Geoff Palmer

American Council of Engineering Companies – Linda Bauer Darr

Defense

Lockheed Martin – Marillyn Hewson

Honeywell – Darius Adamczyk

Northrop Grumman – Kathy Warden

Raytheon – Gregory J. Hayes

General Dynamics – Phebe Novakovic

Energy

ExxonMobil – Darren Woods

Continental Resources – Harold Hamm

Chevron – Mike Wirth

Southern Company – Tom Fanning

Alabama Power – Mark Crosswhite

ConocoPhillips – Ryan Lance

Occidental Petroleum – Vicki Hollub

Kinder Morgan – Steven Kean

Hess Corporation – John Hess

Perot Group and Hillwood – Ross Perot Jr.

National Mining Association – Rich Nolan

Valero – Joseph Gorder

Financial Services

Blackstone – Stephen Schwarzman

Paulson & Co. – John Paulson

Citadel LLC – Kenneth Griffin

Elliott Management – Paul Singer

Vista Equity Partners – Robert Smith

Fidelity Investments – Abigail Johnson

Mastercard – Ajay Banga

Visa – Al Kelly

Chubb – Evan Greenberg

Sequoia Capital – Doug Leone

Stephens, Inc. – Warren Stephens

Charles Schwab – Chuck Schwab

FIS Global – Gary Norcross

TD Ameritrade – Todd Ricketts

Intuit – Sasan Goodarzi

Food & Beverage

National Restaurant Association – Marvin Irby

McDonald’s – Chris Kempczinski

Darden Restaurants – Gene Lee Jr.

Coca-Cola – James Quincey

PepsiCo – Ramon Laguarta

Chick-fil-A – Dan Cathy

Subway – John Chidsey

Bloomin’ Brands – David Deno

YUM! Brands – David Gibbs

Papa Johns – Rob Lynch

Wendy’s – Todd Penegor

Waffle House – Walt Ehmer

Starbucks – Kevin Johnson

Wolfgang Puck

Thomas Keller

Jean-Georges Vongerichten

Daniel Boulud

M Crowd Restaurant – Ray Washburne

Jimmy John’s Founder – Jimmy John Liautaud

Kraft – Carlos Abrams-Rivera

National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors – Dirk Van Dongen

International Franchise Association – Robert Cresanti

Inspire Brands – Paul Brown

Healthcare

NewYork-Presbyterian – Jerry Speyer

HCA Healthcare – Sam Hazen

Ascension Health – Joseph R. Impicciche

CommonSpirit Health – Lloyd H. Dean

Community Health Systems – Wayne Smith

Trinity Health – Benjamin Carter

Cardinal Health – Mike Kaufmann

McKesson – Brian Tyler

3M – Mike Roman

Procter & Gamble – David S. Taylor

Abbott Laboratories – Robert Ford

Johnson & Johnson – Alex Gorsky

Merck – Kenneth Frazier

Pfizer – Dr. Albert Bourla

Eli Lilly and Company – Dave Ricks

Thermo Fisher Scientific – Marc Casper

Gilead Sciences – Daniel O’Day

AbbVie – Richard Gonzalez

Regeneron – Len Schleifer

Biogen – Michel Vounatsos

Roche Diagnostics – Matthew Sause

Anthem – Gail Boudreaux

UnitedHealth Group – David Wichmann

Aetna – Karen Lynch

Cigna – David Cordani

Humana – Bruce Broussard

Centene – Michael Neidorff

Hospitality

Las Vegas Sands Corp. – Sheldon Adelson

Marriott – Arne Sorenson

Carnival – Micky Arison

Hilton – Christopher Nassetta

Hyatt – Mark Hoplamazian

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts – Geoff Ballotti

Intercontinental Hotels Group – Elie Maalouf

Royal Caribbean – Richard Fain

Norwegian Cruise Lines – Frank Del Rio

Treasure Island Hotels – Phil Ruffin

Manufacturing

Caterpillar – Jim Umpleby III

Deere & Company – John May

Cummins – Tom Linebarger

Dow Inc. – James Fitterling

Emerson Electric Company – David Farr

General Electric – Larry Culp

Tesla – Elon Musk

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles – Mike Manley

Ford Motor Company – Bill Ford

General Motors Company – Mary Barra

National Association of Manufacturers – Jay Timmons

Pernod Ricard – Ann Mukherjee

Nucor – Leon Topalian

Real Estate

Simon Property Group – David Simon

Caruso – Rick Caruso

Vornado Realty Trust – Steven Roth

Related Companies – Stephen Ross

Blackstone – Jon Gray

Irvine Company – Don Bren

Starwood Capital Group – Barry Sternlicht

Witkoff Group – Steve Witkoff

Greystar – Robert Faith

Retail

Walmart – Doug McMillon

Home Depot – Craig Menear

Home Depot – Ken Langone

Home Depot – Bernie Marcus

The Kroger Co. – Rodney McMullen

Lowe’s – Marvin Ellison

Target – Brian Cornell

CVS Health – Larry Merlo

Rite Aid – Heyward Donigan

Walgreens – Stefano Pessina

Amazon – Jeff Bezos

Menards – John Menard

Best Buy – Hubert Joly

Life Time – Bahram Akradi

National Retail Federation – Matthew Shay

Tech

Apple – Tim Cook

Google (Alphabet Inc) – Sundar Pichai

Oracle – Larry Ellison

Oracle – Safra Catz

Salesforce – Marc Benioff

SAP – Jen Morgan

Microsoft – Satya Nadella

Facebook – Mark Zuckerberg

IBM – Arvind Krishna

Intel – Bob Swan

Qualcomm – Steven Mollenkopf

Cisco – Chuck Robbins

Advanced Micro Devices – Lisa Su

Broadcom – Hock Tan

Micron – Sanjay Mehrotra

Telecommunications

Liberty Media – John Malone

Verizon – Hans Vestberg

T-Mobile – Mike Sievert

Charter Communications – Thomas Rutledge

Comcast – Brian Roberts

Altec – Lee Styslinger

Transportation

FedEx – Fred Smith

United Airlines – Oscar Munoz

UPS – David Abney

J.B. Hunt – John Roberts III

YRC Worldwide – Darren Hawkins

Crowley Maritime – Tom Crowley Jr.

Uber – Dara Khosrowshani

DHL – Mike Parra

LDJ Global Strategies – Louis DeJoy

American Trucking Associations – Chris Spear

Sports

NBA – Adam Silver

MLB – Rob Manfred

NFL – Roger Goodell

UFC – Dana White

PGA – Jay Monahan (Louis DeJoy sponsors Wyndham Tournament NC)

LPGA – Mike Whan

USTA – Patrick Galbraith

MLS – Don Garber

WWE – Vince McMahon

NASCAR – Lesa Kennedy

NHL – Gary Bettman

New England Patriots – Bob Kraft

Dallas Cowboys – Jerry Jones

Dallas Mavericks – Mark Cuban

WNBA – Cathy Engelbert

NWSL – Lisa Baird

Thought Leaders/Groups

John Allison

Kay Coles James

Condoleezza Rice

Art Laffer

Steve Moore

Steve Forbes

Larry Lindsey

Catherine Reynolds

Jim DeMint

Bill Hagerty

Scott Gottlieb

Click Here for USPS Election Award?! Is this a JOKE?

Amber McReynolds, the only female on USPS Board of Governors stated during May 2023 Board of Gov meeting that a New Voting Tool would be released Fall of 2023. Where is it? The Board Meeting videos and the voting tool! It is 2024! Pres. Biden can temporarily suspend the whole board and bring in retired USPS/Congress BRENDA LAWRENCE to temporarily run the Board long enough to fire PMG DeJoy. What is the update on the video below, released in 2023?

What is the new Division Called? Does this have to do with something about "Ambassadors"?

Below, Rep. Butler asks about his plans to slow down during election mail (BEFORE the news reported so and the word "pause" which they picked up at a later inquiry). DeJoy has NO plan. The original Delivering for America plan was a 5 year plan signed by his buddy in 2015. Rep. Butler and the Senator Ossoff she mentions need to realize that Louis DeJoy's model digital country is ESTONIA where everyone has voted online since 2015 <-- The year USPS looked into blockchain, wink wink. <--- Who was behind that move, Margaret Weichert?

DeJoy told Sen Ossoff things will run smootly in a few months late April. This facilty was set up in February.

And remember Congress grilled DeJoy about being transparent late 2022? He never responded yes nor DeJoy slid in the new S&DC in GA right before the Walker VS Warnock Senate Run-off. (Too date no one ever caught that OR that he spoke on company time at his wife's Institute of World Politics March 14, 2023.

(Coworkers, remember the Dec 2022 email we rec'd by MISTAKE directly from DeJoy, it regurgitated for 2 months with "Merry Christmas?" That was his last-minute instructions for the new facility, lol).

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