Fulton County Election Integrity Issues Demand Immediate Action
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Fulton County's election integrity has come under intense scrutiny as recent revelations raise alarming questions about the transparency and handling of election materials from the contentious 2020 election.
An affidavit confirms that Fulton County is reportedly missing over 40 boxes of crucial election records that were supposed to be securely stored under federal jurisdiction.
The FBI executed a search warrant in January to seize these records, which include vital documentation such as physical ballots and voter rolls, that should have been retained following a court-ordered injunction.
However, this investigation has unearthed troubling inconsistencies within Fulton County’s election management.
Despite a legal obligation to preserve all election materials, Fulton County has revealed serious shortfalls in their records management.
For instance, officials provided only 9 of the 148 tabulator zero tapes requested, raising significant concern about what other records may be incomplete or entirely missing.
Dr. Jan Johnston, Vice Chair of the Georgia State Election Board, has echoed these concerns, vehemently opposing the return of the seized materials until a thorough investigation is conducted.
She noted on social media, “DO NOT RETURN FULTON COUNTY BALLOTS AND ELECTION DOCUMENTS TO FULTON COUNTY UNTIL THEY HAVE ALL BEEN COPIED, REVIEWED, AND INVESTIGATED.
TOO MANY QUESTIONS TO ANSWER.”
These surrounded documents include the advance voting tabulator tapes, which are supposed to be signed by election officials—a requirement that Fulton County has evidently failed to meet.
Adding to the controversy, Fulton County filed an emergency motion requesting the return of the seized election materials.
This legal maneuver raises the question of whether the county's officials were possibly attempting to obstruct the FBI's investigation.
With the Georgia State Election Board having been barred from overseeing the search, many are left wondering about the integrity of the entire electoral process.
As the investigation unfolds, citizens deserve a transparent accounting of what happened to these crucial records.
The ongoing saga in Fulton County emphasizes the need for electoral transparency and accountability.
In a time when trust in the electoral process is paramount, the mismanagement of records and missing documentation only serves to deepen the chasm of doubt.
As more revelations come to light, the question remains: will Fulton County officials be held accountable for their actions, or will this case be another instance of election oversight shrouded in uncertainty?
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
protestia.com
discern.tv
An affidavit confirms that Fulton County is reportedly missing over 40 boxes of crucial election records that were supposed to be securely stored under federal jurisdiction.
The FBI executed a search warrant in January to seize these records, which include vital documentation such as physical ballots and voter rolls, that should have been retained following a court-ordered injunction.
However, this investigation has unearthed troubling inconsistencies within Fulton County’s election management.
Despite a legal obligation to preserve all election materials, Fulton County has revealed serious shortfalls in their records management.
For instance, officials provided only 9 of the 148 tabulator zero tapes requested, raising significant concern about what other records may be incomplete or entirely missing.
Dr. Jan Johnston, Vice Chair of the Georgia State Election Board, has echoed these concerns, vehemently opposing the return of the seized materials until a thorough investigation is conducted.
She noted on social media, “DO NOT RETURN FULTON COUNTY BALLOTS AND ELECTION DOCUMENTS TO FULTON COUNTY UNTIL THEY HAVE ALL BEEN COPIED, REVIEWED, AND INVESTIGATED.
TOO MANY QUESTIONS TO ANSWER.”
These surrounded documents include the advance voting tabulator tapes, which are supposed to be signed by election officials—a requirement that Fulton County has evidently failed to meet.
Adding to the controversy, Fulton County filed an emergency motion requesting the return of the seized election materials.
This legal maneuver raises the question of whether the county's officials were possibly attempting to obstruct the FBI's investigation.
With the Georgia State Election Board having been barred from overseeing the search, many are left wondering about the integrity of the entire electoral process.
As the investigation unfolds, citizens deserve a transparent accounting of what happened to these crucial records.
The ongoing saga in Fulton County emphasizes the need for electoral transparency and accountability.
In a time when trust in the electoral process is paramount, the mismanagement of records and missing documentation only serves to deepen the chasm of doubt.
As more revelations come to light, the question remains: will Fulton County officials be held accountable for their actions, or will this case be another instance of election oversight shrouded in uncertainty?
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
protestia.com
discern.tv
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