Californicated: Election Day should mean exactly THAT

This episode of the podcast is a wake-up call for anyone concerned about the integrity of our elections. Ryan is sounding the alarm on the issues plaguing California's voting system, where it's taking an astonishing seven to eight days to count votes in some areas. This is a stark contrast to other states like Florida, where results are known within a couple of hours. Ryan highlights the problems with California's system, where voters don't need to show ID, and the state's reliance on machines that can be prone to errors. They compare this to Florida, which has implemented election reform laws after the infamous "hanging chads" debacle in the 2000 election. Ryan argues that this lack of transparency and accountability is a recipe for disaster, allowing for potential voter fraud and manipulation. The conversation also touches on the importance of knowing the results on election night, rather than waiting for days or weeks to find out who won. Ryan uses a sports analogy to illustrate the point, comparing it to a game where the score is known, but the final result is delayed. They emphasize the need for a more efficient and transparent system, where every vote counts and is counted accurately. Bottom line: Congress needs to pass the SAVE America Act. If you're concerned about the integrity of our elections and want to learn more about the issues plaguing California's voting system, tune in to this episode to hear Rya's passionate argument for change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.