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“Conspiracy Theorists” Right Again on 2020 Georgia Election Irregularities
“Conspiracy Theorists” Right Again on 2020 Georgia Election Irregularities | @AmacforAmerica
Report alleges 315K Fulton County 2020 votes lacked required poll-worker signatures, renewing election integrity concerns.
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Five years after the fact, Georgia election officials have admitted that 315,000 votes in the 2020 presidential election lacked the necessary signature from poll workers and should not have been counted. President Donald Trump was unjustly indicted for alleging just such a violation of election security.
A bombshell report out last week in The Federalist from journalist Brianna Lyman provides all the details on what should be considered one of the biggest election-related scandals in American history. As she relays, election officials in Fulton County, Georgia, the most populous in the state, admitted to failing “to sign off on the vote tabulation ‘tapes’ critical to the certification process.”
The revelation came thanks to the tireless efforts of David Cross, a local election integrity activist who filed a lawsuit against the Georgia State Election Board in 2022.
In the 2020 election, Georgia state law required two basic steps to ensure ballots were counted fairly and accurately. First, at the beginning of each day of voting, poll workers must print and sign a “zero tape,” which shows that every voting machine is starting at zero votes. Second, poll workers must but according to Cross’s investigation, an astonishing 36 out of 37 early voting locations in Fulton County failed to sign the closing tapes. Thirty-two polling sites also failed to sign their zero tapes. Print three “closing tapes” at the end of each day and either sign them or provide a reason for refusal.
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In total, at least 315,000 early votes in Fulton County did not have poll worker signatures attached to them and were thus uncertified. “Because no tape was ever legally certified, Fulton County had no lawful authority to certify its advanced voting results to the secretary of state. Yet it did,” Cross told Lyman. “And [Georgia Secretary of State] Raffensperger accepted and folded those uncertified numbers into Georgia’s official total without questioning them. This is not partisan. This is statutory. This is the law.”
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It’s worth remembering the hysteria with which the liberal establishment defended the election procedures in Georgia and Fulton County that we now know to be riddled with errors and inconsistencies. For years, anyone who remotely questioned how early voting was conducted in Georgia was castigated as a “threat to democracy.” Democrat prosecutors were literally trying to throw a former (and, as it turns out, future) president in prison for questioning the legitimacy of the results.
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Joe Biden was declared the victor in Georgia by 11,779 votes. It’s not a certainty, but it seems a strong likelihood that the outcome would have been changed had those votes been correctly declared invalid. Perhaps they were all legitimate votes cast by lawful voters. But there is now no denying that they were handled improperly – election officials openly admitted as much.
Finally getting to the bottom of what happened in Georgia five years ago is about more than just one election. It’s about demanding that elected officials enforce the law as written and respect the public’s right to seek accountability when that standard is not met. Demanding accessible and secure elections is not a threat to democracy; it is the very mechanism that protects democracy from corruption, complacency, and abuse.
Commentary:
Who is going to prison for this violation? Don’t hold your breath for any prosecution to happen as things continue to be muddied by the opposition. MSM will continue to send out deception and confusion to mislead the populace.
Ya think? Of course voter fraud is still occurring. The vote a few weeks ago for Public Service Commissioners was rigged. I don’t know why anyone bothers to vote in Georgia.
