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From wherever you got it, it is not proof.The Office of the Fulton County attorney confirmed in an email that there is no record for the tabulator tapes listed below:
Note from the table above that the missing tabulator tapes explain the 20,713 votes that were added in the second Batches Loaded Report.
Why would those tapes be missing? The answer is as obvious as the fraud itself. Same link as OP.
In other words, you got nothing?It is state data. It is evidence. Again, how fucking dumb are you. Do everyone a favor, including yourself, and STFU until you really have something to say.
The county verified it. They had it. It has now been released.What other sites have posted it? Who verified the document?
Close to 30,000 votes without ballot images is nothing? What a jerk you are.In other words, you got nothing?
Not to worry, retard. I never expected you to. Thanks for playing.
It sure is. That is why the thread was moved.From wherever you got it, it is not proof.
The Office of the Fulton County attorney confirmed in an email that there is no record for the tabulator tapes listed below:
Note from the table above that the missing tabulator tapes explain the 20,713 votes that were added in the second Batches Loaded Report.
Why would those tapes be missing? The answer is as obvious as the fraud itself. Same link as OP.
Yeah, it was moved to where it belongs. In the Conspiracy Theory Threads.It sure is. That is why the thread was moved.
Fact check?For the past seven months, misinformation and false claims of fraud in Fulton County have dominated certain corners of the Internet and the Republican Party, with many refusing to accept results that showed three separate times that Donald Trump lost Georgia.
Georgia's most populous county is home to the heavily Democratic city of Atlanta — and a history of problems and shortcomings with election administration.
But ever since November's presidential race saw President Joe Biden flip Georgia by about 12,000 votes, some pro-Trump media outlets and politicians have zeroed in on Fulton in search of a smoking gun that would prove massive fraud cost the former president a victory. Those calls have come even after a full hand count risk-limiting audit (RLA) confirmed Biden's victory and a Trump campaign-ordered recount validated victory once more.
In recent weeks: A Newsmax personality launched a weekend of fantastical speculation about an alarm at a building that included Fulton's ballot warehouse; a Constitution Party officer who's espoused fringe views about 9/11, presidential assassinations and elections for years has advanced a lawsuit seeking to find "counterfeit absentee ballots;" and prominent lawmakers have suggested that evidence would emerge that could result in decertification of the election — all as election workers continue to face death threats for doing their jobs.
Ahead of a hearing on the lawsuit seeking to inspect images of Fulton's absentee ballots for fraud, a pair of pro-Trump media outlets have pushed false and misleading stories about the county's absentee drop box documentation and risk-limiting audit forms, implying or outright stating — but without real evidence — that the already-certified election should be overturned.
Fulton County drop box forms
One claim is that Fulton County is missing hundreds of transfer records for thousands of absentee ballots deposited in 38 drop boxes ahead of November's election, with an implication that the missing paperwork could or should invalidate more ballots than the margin of Biden's victory.
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Fulton County risk-limiting audit
Thursday morning, a report by Just The News used selectively edited notes from a state-appointed monitor and a misunderstanding of elections and the risk-limiting audit process to claim that ballots "may be missing."
The article notes that in the tally sheet documents uploaded on the state's website, Fulton has several data entry errors — appearing to duplicate batches, missing some batch numbers and failing to check boxes about unsealing the container before counting.
But there are more human explanations to the paperwork — as well as a reminder that the results of that audit were not certified and did not affect the initial or final counts of the election.
After the first results of the election, Georgia's 159 counties conducted a full hand-count risk-limiting audit: a post-election audit that is designed to determine if the correct winner won, not verify the precise margin. Typically, an RLA would use a smaller, statistically significant random sampling of ballots that are hand counted and compared to the results. But because the margin in the presidential contest was narrow and attention was so high, the state ordered all the ballots to be hand counted.
During the RLA process, some counties discovered ballots that were not included in the original tally, but the results of the RLA did not change the results of the election. Any mistakes were incorporated into a machine recount requested by the Trump campaign after the RLA.
As for the missing batch numbers and duplicate batches, Georgia's RLA used a software called Arlo from a company called VotingWorks, who helped the state conduct the audit. Once the audit teams counted their batches and filled out the tally sheets, the batches were entered into the system. Fulton officials said it was not easy to see previous batches entered to ensure there was not duplication.
There are 1,927 tally sheets on the Fulton documents section of the state's RLA results, and 1,916 rows of batches on the state's Excel spreadsheet. Additionally, Fulton's election results saw Joe Biden get 381,144 votes and Donald Trump get 137,240 votes. The RLA tallies show 381,179 votes for Biden and 137,620 votes for Trump, confirming Biden won and coming within 0.1% of the ballots cast the first time.
As for the notes from Seven Hills Strategies that suggest fraudulent activity, according to copies of the reports obtained by GPB News, the monitor found plenty of parts of the process that need improvement, but no evidence of fraud.
It is also important to remember the context for these claims as well as the messengers: All of this comes days before a hearing to potentially dismiss a case seeking to inspect higher resolution scans of Fulton's absentee ballots that many in the pro-Trump sphere are heralding as the doorway to somehow "forensically audit" Georgia's votes — a fantasy that is undermining trust in the Republican-picked and Republican-controlled election system ahead of a contentious 2022 statewide election.
(full story online)
Fact Check: Fulton County Is Not Missing Ballots Or Hundreds Of Drop Box Custody Forms
A pair of reports posted by pro-Trump media outlets falsely claim Fulton County is missing documentation and ballots from November's election, the latest attacks on Georgia's voting process by those who refuse to accept the results.www.gpb.org
False and misleading. Is that all you could come up with? A False and misleading site?
National File - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › National_File
National File is an American right-wing blog and news website founded in August 2019. It is known for publishing false or misleading claims about COVID-19.
Editor: Tom Pappert
Founded: August 2019
It was moved because it asks very serious questions that no one can answer. The narrative says there was no fraud. The people that moved are just perpetuating that lie. Like you are trying, and very poorly too, to do.Yeah, it was moved to where it belongs. In the Conspiracy Theory Threads.
Nothing BUT a Conspiracy Theory
Already voted....No BJ.And perhaps a blow job.
Yeah, for you to learn the facts.Fact check?
It is nothing but a Conspiracy Theory thread.It was moved because it asks very serious questions that no one can answer. The narrative says there was no fraud. The people that moved are just perpetuating that lie. Like you are trying, and very poorly too, to do.
Anyone who continues to believe the country legitimately elected that fucking potato is a freakishly stupid bed wetter.
Those are not facts. They are propaganda and opinion. You clearly do not know the difference. Putz.Yeah, for you to learn the facts.
If not I can type it more often.Ya HEAR that, bed-wetter? JackOfNoTrades
I will wait for you to come up with any other site, besides the one which created that form you posted on post 1, to prove that there was such a thing they claim.Those are not facts. They are propaganda and opinion. You clearly do not know the difference. Putz.
Can you see? It is right there at the link. These threads are moved because no one can give a real answer why so many things were never questioned in the first place. It shows the corruption in our politicians and bureaucrats is fucking rampant.I will wait for you to come up with any other site, besides the one which created that form you posted on post 1, to prove that there was such a thing they claim.
Have that site provide proof of that form they posted.
I asked you to prove that the form in that site's link is a real thing. You cannot, no one can. That site cannot prove that it is real.Can you see? It is right there at the link. These threads are moved because no one can give a real answer why so many things were never questioned in the first place. It shows the corruption in our politicians and bureaucrats is fucking rampant.
