STATE LEGISLATION

Per our report titled "The Deep State is Real" - the Administrative "Deep" State begins with a phenomneon called DELEGATION.

DELEGATION is when an elected body of representatives (Legislative Branch), sent to negotiate and legislate changes in local, state government as requested by their constituents, choose to delegate their decicion-making authority to an Executive Branch entity.

This act of DELEGATION is the original SIN, as it immediately violates the Separation of Powers, granting an enforcement agency unlimited rule-making authority.

Basically, our Representatives no longer have to do any hard thinking on the subjects they delegate to Executive Branch entities, like the Secretary of State (SOS).

Breaching the Separation of Powers throws off all Checks and Balances established by said Separations, affecting not only the Legislative Branch and Executive Branch, but also the Judicial Branch, which must defer to the Law as written. If the Law as written says the Secretary of State can do ANYTHING to implement certain Election Statutes.

At TBTR we know that Secretaries of State (SOS) are an Executive Branch position - whether appointed or elected - and that the Executive Branch must execute the will of a duly elected Legislature. The SOS does NOT, and must not, hold the authority to create rules with the force and effect of law.

GIllespie County, Texas has the best plan so far for returning to a hand counted, hand tallied, hand marked paper ballot and paper pollbook elections as of yet proposed. The results are triple-tallied simultaneously in batches, with watchers being allowed as usual, and is efficient and effective. The process preserves auditability and protects ballot secrecy when allowed to be conducted in lawful in-precinct voting.

Please defer to the tested, proven, state-approved hand counted paper election methods designed by patriots in Gillespie County, Texas.

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Early Voting Locations MUST be in-precinct or in a COMBINED/ CONSOLIDATED set of Early Voting Locations per Texas Election Code, and Early Vote result tapes MUST be printed daily throughout the Early Voting period. If these reasonable demands cannot be met, then Early Voting must be limited to a shorter window of time to avoid massive fraud being committed undetected from day-to-day.

TBTR knows that voting countywide is one part of an agenda to render our results unable to be properly audited in a timely manner. Additionally, TBTR has learned of SEVERE BALLOT SECRECY VIOLATIONS in elections where Counties are using "Vote Centers" or "Countywide Polling Places" as opposed to IN-PRECINCT VOTING. We DEMAND the repeal of all state statutes authorizing the use of "Countywide Vote Centers" and insists on a return to IN-PRECINCT VOTING NATIONWIDE.

The Texas State Constitution is VERY clear that ALL election laws must be associated with a due penalty for the violation thereof. TBTR believes ALL voters must INSIST on the addition of a due penalty for the violation of every code in every chapter of State Election Statute. No process or system outside of what is outlined by Constitutional Statute may be used in any state or federal elections.

Being involved in lawsuits between County Elections and the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office, we have witnessed County Election Officials and their Legal Teams fight tooth and nail to prevent access to their unauditable records.

For this reason, the law was clarified last session granting access to Texas Election Records during the 22-month preservation period required by HAVA. We believe EVERY STATE MUST clarify these laws to avoid these delays for future investigation.

Due to the discovery of the BALLOT SECRECY ISSUE related to the use of "Vote Centers" or "Countywide Polling Places" Texas Secretary of State has insisted that access to ballots be limited, instead of recommending a return to in-precinct, or combined precinct voting as the clear solution. TBTR wants to encourage ALL VOTERS to petition the Texas Legislature and Attorney General's Office to DEFEND our access to election records, which should be ANONYMOUS, requiring NO REDACTIONS OF BALLOT IMAGES, and to DEMAND a repeal of Texas Election Code 43.007.

We understand that our Sheriffs are the top Law Enforcement OFficers (LEOs) at the county level. We know and want to share also that the Sheriffs have been convinced to funnel all election crimes to the Secretary of State (SOS) and to wait to be given authorization to investigate any of our reports. This authorization almost never comes despite our repeated attempts to obtain justice for violations of the Law and God given and Consitutional Rights. This design is unacceptable, as there is no other area of Law which requires a Sheriff to obtain approval of the SOS before the Sheriff can act on information on crimes reported.

For election issues involving multiple counties, the Attorney General must be the investigative authority, and the SOS cannot be allowed to investigate themselves or audit the elections they have authorized and implemented outside of the scope of the Legislature.

Due to even the strongest State Voter ID requirements being rendered null and void by Secretaries of State issuing suspect legal opinions, we see the need to clarify that only legal citizens may cast ballots, and that we enforce the means prescribed to prevent illegal voter registration and illegal casting of ballots.

This is also able to protect against the dilution of ballots cast by lawful voting citizens from bad actors at the state level who may attempt to collect and cast unlawful ballots using fake names and addresses.