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Securing that each vote is counted should be the core of a democracy. In Norway every vote is handcounted twice, and publicly in the local community, with the opportunity for party representatives and election observers to be present. Every voter have to show ID to vote, which most Norwegians have.

Its also easy to vote, with votingplaces all over, including at most schools (so no school for the kids that day). No long lines or time waiting or travelling to vote that is. I’m sure it aint perfect, but happy for the focus on securing that every vote is counted.

And.. no-one has to «pre-register» as any kind of voter or in any form to vote. ID is enough, like passport or driving licence. I dont get why people in US has to register as openly dem or rep to vote, knowing gerrymandering and political divisiveness is such a problem..