Fulton County Election Investigation

[Finance85]

The SAVE act does not eliminate early voting or voting by mail...

I stand corrected. That's something Trump wants but is not in the House Version of the Save Act.

 

[Finance85]

This sounds more like you're not convinced there wasn't enough fraud to change the outcome but we should move on anyway.

Again, there is always a miniscule amount of fraud in every election but it's usually detectable and has rarely ever affected an outcome. The ballots were counted three times and they all matched, so this was only a figment of one man's imagination and we shouldn't give it more oxygen.

I live in Georgia, in the next county over from Fulton County so I have no idea what you mean by this:

"Georgia had no election provisions to deal with that level of mail in ballots, and judges in Georgia were making up rules as they went along."

There was no confusion at all about mail in ballots. You requested a ballot and you returned it with a copy of your driver's license and a signature, through the mail or at one of hundreds of easily accessible drop boxes. It could not have been easier or simpler. It's not that there was a problem with the counting of ballots other than it taking until a couple days after the election to count all of them, which of course to maga means fraud.

2000 Mules was proven to be false and when True the Vote was asked to provide their evidence they admitted they didn't have any. The majority of what you call ballot harvesting was one person dropping off the ballots for their whole family.

You are incorrect. The election rules in place were emergency rules implemented only for COVID.

I made no mention of 2000 mules. Why are you insinuating that I did?

 

[dpic73]

You are incorrect. The election rules in place were emergency rules implemented only for COVID.

I made no mention of 2000 mules. Why are you insinuating that I did?

I apologize if it wasnt intended but I made an
assumption.

8) Ballot harvesting is a problem. There needs to be a way to put guardrails around that practice, but there's no really good solution being proposed as far as I can tell. Think nursing homes, or homeless people.