The reason why they need the ballot information is because the don't count how many jill Stein votes, or howie Hawkins votes were counted, and how many people continue to vote for Kennedy anyway or wrote in vermin supreme and or Kanye west because he was still running in the race along with 32+ other candidates you could have written in the blank space instead of picking a side with the masses because even if someone gets what they want their is always going to be a looser and personally I would rather side with the automatic looser. No fingers to point. 3 finger point back when you point a finger.

I voted third party. Personally I support vermin supreme. But I threw away my vote on a third party candidate that made the ballot.

Went from stake and eggs, to cube steak and eggs, to eggs, to cheese slice only since 2020. Politics has nothing to do with it.

I personally don't make a living wage but have found a way to live simple, and pay my debts. I have a community with a seed library and over the years have toiled growing vegetables for anyone who needs them or wants them. It wasn't till a few years ago the local soup kitchen turned down a harvest not knowing what to do with the produce. So luckily local church and food pantries have a home for fresh veggies. Even when someone has a desire but lack of money to do what they do little acts of kindness go a long way. I do get discouraged though at times because its not easy surviving in the bottom of the economic ladder

I guess the government has checks and balances, or is supposed to at least say the money went here, and where it goes from there is up to fate, even the government has funded nonprofit organizations that are tyed to religion. So I think the true issue at hand is money can't solve problems. It can dampen the problems and ease some suffering, but it has never fixed anything. And I think the wrong people have been given access to spend the money. Not saying that the Christian/ charity spend money wrong, but the trickle down economics not really working like it could. Is it to the point where we could live in a economy where the church can pay the rent, and provide the food and shelter? That's a socialist view but honestly the government could provide the same and it does to a point. But not everyone believes in this system, and then you get the political devide saying your left, right or liberal, when in all actually it's a humanitarian issue with Christianity on the table playing some cards.