The Group 25 Voting System

When you pull a lever at the polls or send in the ballot, you do not know that your vote is counted nor that the total is correct. The owners of the electoral college and they to whom the debt and deficit is owed decide the vote. In the Group 25 voting system you meet in groups of 25. An odd number to eliminate any chance for a tie. You stand to vote yes or remain seated to vote no for the candidate or issue. If there are 13 or more standing, they sign the tally one card. If there are 13 or more seated, they sign the tally zero card. The notary public documents the winning tally card per group, per local, per state, per federal vote.