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Think about it....
by Michael Chambers
It is estimated that approximately 30% of the voter registrations in Alaska are fraudulent.
We have approximately 610,000 registered voters and a total population of 730,000. Do you detect a problem?
Two reasons why.
#1: The State of Alaska has not elected a Lt. Governor in 2 decades who has executed their main responsibility to clean up voter roles.
#2: Too many incumbent politicians win re-election based on maintaining this fraud.
One of the outcomes of this fraud directly blocks the citizen from active engagement with the government.
Example:
If we had a legitimate voter role which reflected the actual citizen, We could propose legislation to allow referendums from "The People" to have e-verified signatures. This would make the process of collecting the required signatures for referendums from all the districts in Alaska much more convenient and less costly.
Could you imagine these referendums...
1. To protect the Statutory PFD
2. To ensure a vote of the people before any statewide tax could be levied against "The People."
3. Term Limits for the legislature
4. Funding alternate forms of education.
Be reminded that these are not "Unconstitutional" as Article l section 2 in our State Constitution makes it abundantly clear who is in charge...
Article 1 Section 2. SOURCE OF GOVERNMENT:
All political power is inherent in the people. All government originates with the people, is founded upon their will only, and is instituted solely for the good of the people as a whole.
Given our dismal legislative record, it is time the citizens of Alaska have a direct voice in our own government. The primary key is a legitimate voter registration and easy access to all Alaskan voters so we can employ referendums which express our perspective directly.
You are encouraged to comment....
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