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The problem with the US is they don't have anything like Elections Canada, individual states have jurisdiction over the voting process. Stupid.
As I reached for my wallet I asked her how old do you have to be to drink in Chicago? The age was 18 I think but she explained there was a regulation which disallowed her from assuming I was (well) over the age of 18 as that would be a type of "profiling".
When I moved a few years ago I had a lot of hassles getting registered for the 2017 Ontario Election, but the federal Election last year everything was automatically set up and the card was mailed to me. Not sure if going through the process with Ontario got things set up for the feds, or simply Elections Canada is more competent.
To wit, the recent Idaho caucuses.
Idaho hasn't even voted yet.
There is a federal elections commission (FEC).
But all it oversees is campaign finance regulations. So far the top three spenders have raised over 200 million each.
In the US it's ALL about the money. Bloomberg should be able to buy his way around trump. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/18/us/politics/trump-pardons.html
I don't see what good an "Elections America" would do. If some states don't have their crap together, where elections are concerned, what makes you think the Feds would?