Referendum or election, here are the rules
We had such a system before. The system is in person voting using paper ballots with voter identification at assigned poll locations and paper poll books that voters must sign. Local hand counting is fast and accurate and can be completed in a single day.
The key is elimination of electronic voter roll access at polling locations. The rules for voting are simple: a voter must be a citizen, of an appropriate age, must present valid identification, must appear in person, and can only vote once. Provision can be made for a limited number of absentee ballots for those with legitimate excuses, but the practice must not be commonplace.
Back to the Tenth
We now know how to implement a Tenth Amendment referendum or election. What next?
Under current conditions, it seems that the most important question to be asked is:
"Should the current Federal administration be declared illegitimate?"
A yes answer to the question would mean that all Executive Orders, legislative acts, appointments, regulations and any and all acts of the Biden administration would be declared immediately null and void, and Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris would be immediately removed from office.
A no answer would leave things as they are.
A National crisis
Some might argue for a more limited question that would perhaps just modify a few actions, but leave the administration in place, thus avoiding the disruption that the more comprehensive declaration might provoke.
I would remind those who would so argue, that unless a cancer is excised completely it will continue to grow and spread until the organism dies.
Do we really want to give our current cancer nearly two more years to grow? Will we have a free country left? Will we have any country left?