Thread by @JRubinBlogger

Congress can create national standards for election audits — the people entrusted to conduct them (not partisans); the time-frame to complete them (more than 7 months after the election is ludicrous); and rules about preserving the ballots themselves.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/…

second: Congress could at least fund a national study to see how long people actually wait to vote; when the problem occurs (usually in the morning rush); why waiting times differ so dramatically from precinct to precinct; and tech solutions

If restaurants have buzzers to tell you when your table is ready, surely polling places can do the same

Third, as @marceelias argues: fix the certific. process. I would add necc amendments to the Electoral Count Act that make crystal clear neither the vice president nor the House has the power to overturn electoral votes.