The Cheat Is Back on in Fulton County, Thanks to Judge’s Ruling – IOTW Report

The Cheat Is Back on in Fulton County, Thanks to Judge’s Ruling

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The Georgia state election rule is simple. Remove the paper ballots from the containers after voting and hand count the number of paper ballots. The number of paper ballots must match the number of electronically recorded votes and voters. If it does not there is a problem.  This rule also starts a paper trail putting the physical number of ballots on the record before they reach the Fulton County ballot scanning tabulation center.

It is a simple rule that says the number of ballots must match the number of voters. Easy peasy. The purpose of the rule is simple, make sure ballots are not double counted or scanned multiple times at the tabulation center. However, citing electoral anxiety, January 6th, and the lack of training poll workers on how to count numbers, a Fulton County judge has blocked the hand count. Apparently counting the number of physical papers is too difficult for Fulton County poll workers…. or, there is something else in play. More

10 Comments on The Cheat Is Back on in Fulton County, Thanks to Judge’s Ruling

  1. I’ll NEVER forget the photo of a Georgia election official’s CUBICLE that had stacks & stacks of mailed-in ballots all around her desk.
    Z E R O chain of command and accountability.
    Black woman, hates Trump. Hates cops. Loved George Floyd.

    I may just lose my shit come November 6th…

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  2. Shuttling of “ballots” to “counting houses” is the problem. Count the votes in the precinct where they were cast. Each precinct can much more easily match total votes to voters. Stop the drop boxes, mail in voting, ballot harvesting and absentee voters.

    That’s your easy peasy.

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  3. Where ANY city, county or state that allows even a chance of cheating, their responsible parties should be prosecuted, convicted and incarcerated.

    Why is there even a moment of hesitation??

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