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Youngkin Decides Virginia Will Move to ALL Paper Ballots

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has mandated that all votes for the 2024 presidential election be cast using paper ballots. This directive came through Executive Order 35, issued on Wednesday, which solidifies the election security measures that have been a hallmark of his administration.

Governor Youngkin, in a statement, affirmed the effectiveness of these protocols, saying, "The Virginia model for Election Security works. This isn't a Democrat or Republican issue; it's an American and Virginian issue. Every legal vote deserves to be counted without being watered down by illegal votes or inaccurate machines. In Virginia, we don’t play games, and our model for election security is working."

Under this robust framework, Virginia will exclusively utilize paper ballots, ensuring a verifiable and secure chain of custody. This method stands in stark contrast to the electronic voting systems that have been criticized for their potential vulnerabilities. The governor detailed the rigorous process, stating, "We use 100% paper ballots with a strict chain of custody. We use counting machines, not voting machines, that are tested prior to every election and never connected to the internet. We do not mass-mail ballots. We monitor our drop boxes 24/7."

Further enhancing the security measures, Virginia's system incorporates the use of Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) data to confirm voter identities. Governor Youngkin elaborated on the meticulous voter verification process: "We verify the legal presence and identity of voters using DMV data and other trusted data sources to update our voter rolls daily, not only adding new voters, but scrubbing the lists to remove those that should not be on it, like the deceased, individuals that have moved, and non-citizens that have accidentally or maliciously attempted to register."

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