Let’s take a walk through common sense – you know, that long-lost trait that is apparently non-existent in many Democrat-controlled areas of the United States.

In some blue states, mail-in ballots are now sent out before Halloween, and counting doesn’t have to finish until well into the following month. This is RIDICULOUS and has essentially turned our election calendar into a never-ending political haunted house – where the ballots keep creeping in long after the trick-or-treaters are gone. Election Day? More like Election Season.

To fight back against this, Trump signed an Executive Order in March, insisting all ballots be counted on Election Night.

In addition to that, a Just the News article reports that conservatives are tired of ballots showing up like late Amazon packages and have pushed back with a legal challenge to Mississippi’s leisurely counting process (still waiting its turn at the Supreme Court). Now there is also Ohio which has joined the party by passing a law requiring ballots to arrive by Election Day if they want to be counted at all. Imagine that – deadlines meaning something again.

Wanting ballots counted by Election Day shouldn’t be controversial – it should be common sense. But in modern politics and with Democrats in charge of so many jurisdictions, common sense apparently needs a permission slip, a court date, and a months-long counting window.