Is it possible there is more than one Joe Rossi?
In an under-reported but important revelation, Governor Kemp issued a
letter last week acknowledging 2020 general election problems in Georgia. In fact, his office investigated a list of 36 specific problems which were raised by a concerned Georgia voter, Joseph Rossi, and validated every single one. Governor Kemp referred the findings to the Georgia State Election Board (SEB) for investigation. From his letter to the Board:
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To determine whether it was appropriate to refer Mr. Rossi’s claims to you, my office tested the veracity of his work by independently repeating the research Mr. Rossi conducted on each of his 36 claims. My office analyzed each of Mr. Rossi’s 36 claims against the RLA Report data. This process was extensive, required a manual review of thousands of ballot images and audit data, and took weeks to complete.”
We spoke with Mr. Rossi, who told us of how he found the issues and the arduous process which eventually led the Georgia governor to review his findings.
Mr. Rossi is a recently retired executive who worked for corporate America his entire career, mainly Frito Lay and Pepsi. In January, he began to look into the Georgia election results and soon focused on the Georgia hand-count “audit.” Mr. Rossi soon had questions and sought answers from Gabriel Sterling of the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. Mr. Rossi’s emails to Mr. Sterling went unanswered, as did his questions, but he didn’t just give up. Instead, Mr. Rossi called Gabriel Sterling’s office every day for 21 days. Finally, he sent Sterling a certified email and received confirmation that it was received. In that email,
Mr. Rossi wrote, “Now I know you’ve read this…” and something to the effect of “I’m not going away.” Mr. Rossi’s efforts, along with the help of Shaw Blackmon, a Georgia State legislator, were finally able to elicit an email response from Mr. Sterling.
In an under-reported but important revelation, Governor Kemp issued a letter last week acknowledging 2020 general election problems in Georgia.
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