Drop Dead Fred
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In Georgia, thereās an Open Records Request law that requires showing the forms that keep track of the chain of custody for ballot drop boxes.
DeKalb County is refusing to show these documents.
Iām going to interpret this as proof that they cheated.
Why else would they hide the documents?
This is why Democrats love drop boxes. Anyone can put any number of ballots into them. The boxes arenāt supervised. Itās a great way to commit fraud.
DeKalb County Cannot Find Chain of Custody Records for Absentee Ballots Deposited in Drop Boxes: āIt Has Not Been Determined If Responsive Records to Your Request Existā
December 5, 2020
DeKalb County responded to an Open Records Request from The Georgia Star News to produce the ballot transfer forms that formed the critical chain of custody link in the absentee ballots deposited in the near 300 drop boxes in the state and transported to county election offices in a letter received on Friday that said the county did not know if such records exist.
The Georgia Star News filed an open records request on Tuesday for all āballot transfer formsā from the Nov. 3 General Election in DeKalb County. But there is no way to determine the chain of custody.
The open records request reply, received from Assistant County Attorney at DeKalb County Dexter Q. Bond, Jr., stated, āit has not yet been determined if responsive records to your request exist.ā
The ballot transfer forms that remain unknown in DeKalb are a part of Georgiaās new Election Code implemented this past summer.
The DeKalb County response was unusual in several ways.
The Georgia Star News has contacted several counties in the state, and DeKalb is the only county so far to respond that it does not know if it has ballot transfer forms.
Cook County, for instance, provided copies of all the ballot transfer forms used in the 2020 general election within 24 hours.
Late Friday afternoon Cobb County provided copies of 400 ballot transfer forms used in the 2020 general election.
The Georgia Star News received responses from election officials in both Cobb County and Cook County.
In contrast, the DeKalb County response instead came from an Assistant County Attorney.
It strains credulity to suggest that the election director of DeKalb County cannot say whether or not the legally required ballot transfer forms exist in 30 seconds, not the 30 days the county says it needs to be able to answer that question.
DeKalb County is refusing to show these documents.
Iām going to interpret this as proof that they cheated.
Why else would they hide the documents?
This is why Democrats love drop boxes. Anyone can put any number of ballots into them. The boxes arenāt supervised. Itās a great way to commit fraud.
DeKalb County Cannot Find Chain of Custody Records for Absentee Ballots Deposited in Drop Boxes: 'It Has Not Been Determined If Responsive Records to Your Request Exist' - The Georgia Star News
Several counties throughout Georgia are continuing to tally votes from the Nov. 3 General Election.
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DeKalb County Cannot Find Chain of Custody Records for Absentee Ballots Deposited in Drop Boxes: āIt Has Not Been Determined If Responsive Records to Your Request Existā
December 5, 2020
DeKalb County responded to an Open Records Request from The Georgia Star News to produce the ballot transfer forms that formed the critical chain of custody link in the absentee ballots deposited in the near 300 drop boxes in the state and transported to county election offices in a letter received on Friday that said the county did not know if such records exist.
The Georgia Star News filed an open records request on Tuesday for all āballot transfer formsā from the Nov. 3 General Election in DeKalb County. But there is no way to determine the chain of custody.
The open records request reply, received from Assistant County Attorney at DeKalb County Dexter Q. Bond, Jr., stated, āit has not yet been determined if responsive records to your request exist.ā
The ballot transfer forms that remain unknown in DeKalb are a part of Georgiaās new Election Code implemented this past summer.
The DeKalb County response was unusual in several ways.
The Georgia Star News has contacted several counties in the state, and DeKalb is the only county so far to respond that it does not know if it has ballot transfer forms.
Cook County, for instance, provided copies of all the ballot transfer forms used in the 2020 general election within 24 hours.
Late Friday afternoon Cobb County provided copies of 400 ballot transfer forms used in the 2020 general election.
The Georgia Star News received responses from election officials in both Cobb County and Cook County.
In contrast, the DeKalb County response instead came from an Assistant County Attorney.
It strains credulity to suggest that the election director of DeKalb County cannot say whether or not the legally required ballot transfer forms exist in 30 seconds, not the 30 days the county says it needs to be able to answer that question.
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