... The BEST in GA Election NEWS - right here:
... Yes, 'Sapper - that WAS the link that I mentioned.
That shows that Georgia has (at least) 20,000
Unsubstantiated votes... From tabulations that DIDN'T EXIST!
Which is, of course, WHY Fulton County won't turn over
the ballots for inspection. ...

The secret's OUT! ... 
No doubt when Next Year's Investigation is completed
- heads are surely gonna roll ....

#### Salty
Originally Posted by Salty Again
Holy shit. That's completely false and the problem with Georgia is the election board that is willing to cheat appointed by officials who are blatant Trump supporters.
I sincerely doubt your narrative is connected to reality, even coincidentally. Even if so, it's nothing compared to the hundreds of thousands of legal registered voters being removed from voter rolls by intentionally bullshit legislative mandates such as Ohio has implemented.
As for as the big picture topic of elections security, until we vote with hand marked, hand counted paper ballots, with a secure and transparent chain of custody, there can be no election security. Or viable recount.
All software code, on all of the machines, no matter the manufacture is proprietary. Without open source, they can be no legitimate forensic examination.
Why are neither of our two criminal partners in a trans global crime syndicate demanding the best policy practice? I mentioned earlier. Because of the money. In my county alone, less than 25,000 people mind you, there are six machines, costing $300,000 total. One of 110 counties in Missouri. Now do that math. I'm pretty sure that policy has already been purchased.
If you were truly concerned about election security, you, the rest of us all should be demanding #HandCountedHandMarkedPaperBal lots.
Saving our respective counties and municipalities millions upon millions of dollars, along with ensuring a process that can be legitimately examined afterwards by any and all. Please. Election security is the topic that neither hard-core supporter of this illusion of choice wants to bring up. Unless they're advocating for best policy practice.
Speaking of which, that should be the case in every single policy niche. I don't understand why were so ignorant that we don't demand it. Whomever labeled us a confederacy of dunces, completely over estimated!