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Morality Over Monarchy Root Out Corruption Priorities

Many people vote for a politician because they like them in a personal way. They are charismatic, good looking, or have a way with words. I won’t lay claim to any of those as we need to focus on what actually matters. We are looking for someone to govern and to pass laws for our state. this is a job interview! The artificial doesn’t matter…it is the rubber hitting the road, the proof in the pudding, the getting down to business is what we should be looking for.

I’ve always taken a lot of time researching candidates to see what they actually stand for unfortunately, most of them just point to their party and say, “Yeah, what he said”. However, in reality when push comes to shove, they lean toward something else and likely something you didn’t expect. That is why I am going to give you my list of priorities and what I will focus on. I will focus on my top three priorities and will accomplish them any way I can ethically complete them. If I’m able to complete my first three priorities then I won’t run for a second term, if not, I’ll go for two but no more!

I want to be as clear as I possibly can be. Which is why I have developed this list so everyone will know where I’m at on the agenda. With some of these items I will be extremely ridged with the order and the content and others the order and content won’t matter as much. I will provide a concrete idea and some elements to go along with it but I don’t claim to know it all (I did when I was fourteen but I guess age makes you dumber) so input from your legislators will be vital in many cases. I will do my best to define and follow this but like the route we take to a destination there may be construction, detours, and the like…that being said, I will do my level best.

Priority #1– Free Agency and Liberty

One of the most important things we do with government is elect our officials and we trust that the process is done competently, we have misplaced our trust. If we want to ensure our free agency remains intact, we have to make certain our voting system will warrant the least number of errors.

With that in mind, I’m running as a WRITE-IN candidate, yes you heard it right, WRITE-IN. “Matt Field, that’s crazy! No one wins a write-in candidacy!” Well, I wouldn’t say “no one” but yes, it is quite slim. I am doing it for a very specific purpose. Doing a write-in vote forces the following:

• People have to actually know my name because they literally have to write it in. They can’t look to the little letter next to my name to determine if I am a worthy party member. Which is perfect, because I don’t want a passive vote. I need you behind me!

• It forces additional security measures. Every write-in vote has to be reviewed to make sure the voter’s intention is respected.

• It also helps prevent fraud, in that, the competent teller can call into question those that have rewritten the name over and over on multiple ballots.

·•That being said, be sure you write M-A-T-T F-I-E-L-D as clearly as you can.

The 2022 election didn’t have any controversial figures on the ballot like Donald Trump so I would estimate the potential for election fraud would be a bit lower and yet they have several alarming issues with the voting system. If you were coerced into believing the narrative that the 2020 election was the freest and fairest election ever then you may want to review chapter 7 in my book Living the Fable Tale: “The Emperor’s New Clothes” (which is free to listen or read on my website) where I find, among other things, through official government websites and reports that five states had recorded more than 100% of registered voters’ votes…which, of course, is impossible.

These are the key findings from the report on the 2022 Utah election:

Priority #2 Mistakes within the voter registration database highlight opportunities for increased oversight.

This point made me audibly laugh or as the kids say ‘lol’! I’m glad they see ‘opportunities for increased oversight’. This is basically saying that

(1) There are mistakes within the voter registration database and

(2) They are significant enough that they recommend the need for additional oversight.

The voter’s database is critical in every state but especially in Utah. How do we receive our ballots? Yup, the mail. In 2022 and 2023 the US Census Bureau said Utah had about 148,000 new residents move-in. Not to mention, the average person in America moves 11.7 times in their lifetime, people don’t live forever and must die, I once heard a lot of people get married in Utah, oh and has anyone noticed a lot of building recently? The idea that the government, historically the most inefficient institutions ever due to lack of competition, will manage to mail every voter their ballot without issue is laughable. In fact, the report itself say, “Our audit found that these ongoing tasks [referring to updating voter rolls] are done inconsistently from county to county”. There are innumerable scenarios that they would have to stay on top of and it just isn’t possible.

3.1 Canvass ballot totals from Utah’s 2022 primary election did not match those recorded in the central voter database.

This is a big problem…do you know what this means? It means the vote you intended doesn’t match what was actually counted. They also counted more votes than were processed. In 13 counties they counted 1031 more ballots than were processed (pg. 26). If that error holds consistent across all 29 counties, then we would have 3093 additional votes that don’t exist. It could be enough to elect the wrong person depending on the office sought.

3.2 Some counties’ chain-of-custody practices make it difficult to account for all ballots.

If you have ever watched a legal drama, you’ll know that people have avoided a murder conviction because certain evidence had left the chain of custody and was thus made inadmissible. Many of our votes are leaving the chain of custody during which anything can happen.

4.1 Utah lacks clear legal standards for election signature verification

This is a common problem throughout the country. Having a computer system to verify signatures electronically is expensive and unnecessary and as has already been discussed, difficult to maintain. The solution is so simple and it is silly that anyone should oppose it. We must vote in person. (https://le.utah.gov/interim/2023/pdf/00001111.pdf)

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govmattus · 1 year ago

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Matt Field For Governor Of Utah

I’m Matt Field and I am running for Governor of the State of Utah because I feel compelled to do so. I’m not special, though I think my mom said I was a couple times, and I think a lot of people could do and do Govmatt.org Morality Over Monarchy, Root Out Corruption Matt Field for Governor of Utah better than what I hope to achieve…I mean that as sincerely as possible and hope others will run for governor, other state positions, and local offices to promote and uphold morality. It isn’t because what I’m going to present is solely my idea and it is so great that you should have a poster of me in your room…no, that’d be terrifying! What I will present are proven solutions to the issues we have in government and throughout our lives. These concepts are essentially natural laws that will help improve our lives in drastic fashion if we can get them implemented. They will seem extreme measures but if you haven’t noticed, morality has almost been completely.

When I was in college, I had the idea to run for governor at some point in my life…I even made a Facebook page not long after I graduated that I left up for a very short time and then promptly took it down. I took it down because I began to realize that at before too long, I’d be married, have kids, and have a life I wouldn’t want disrupted by the chaotic world of politics. You don’t have to believe me but I still want the same thing. I want to live my life without making it more complicated. I truly don’t want public attention and I seriously worry about the safety of my family in the pursuit of such a position. Government has become more and more authoritarian. Government officials have entirely forgotten that they aren’t the boss. They no longer act as servants that actively serve and accommodate the people. They have fully transformed into the monarch of our nightmares that will stop at nothing to take your money and wield power against you to service whatever purpose they deem worthy. I believe this is one of the reasons many of our best won’t run for office and I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that it makes me nervous.

However, how long should you wait for something to be done right before taking action yourself? I have reached out to politicians to address the ever-pressing matters of our day with no response and if I get a response, they talk about themselves for ten paragraphs before telling me they can’t help me. We may have a vote but does the sanctity of that vote actually make a difference to our elected officials?

I don’t think anyone would disagree with the fact that we have problems throughout our state and political system; the question that is constantly present, is can we actually come to an amicable solution? Is there a way to remove emotion for a moment to review the current conditions of our state and country? Can we attempt not to be offended, in either taking offense ourselves or for others? Are we really so far gone that we can’t listen to what others are saying and then follow it up with an actual discussion toward a solution? Most importantly, are we able to recognize what morality is and persevere to uphold it? I really don’t know but I hope we can. https://govmatt.org/blog/news/matt-field-for-governor-of-utah

Morality has been neglected and grossly manipulated through the years. What is perhaps not realized, is that when the government passes a law to protect or ensure something for someone, thing, or entity, it has endorsed it by making it legal. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution, or bill of rights, were largely written along moral principles that should be inherent to all. However, many subsequent amendments, laws, and policies reject the overwhelming tone of morality in pursuit of something easier and more politically accommodating. In the State of Utah, we need to change this…we need to realize that morality is worth fighting for and work to uphold it.

It reminds me of a time when I was defending the libertarian view with illegal drugs with a friend of mine in college. I had been taught in one of my econ classes that if drugs were made legal the government would have more purview over it and, thus, be able to regulate it more effectively. Many of these arguments made sense to me but my little friend was on the side of morality. She understood that by making illegal drugs legal that it would create a pseudo and artificial morality which would undermine the truth. She was right, as I researched it further I found many others understood the argument the libertarian view presented, agreeing with it, but recognized it’s potential to erode society and undermining actual morality.

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