Georgia didn't investigate anything because they're part of the people who stole the election. "Georgia was part of the stolen election, so anything they claim to investigate is CYA and lies."
Absolutely, and it is obvious. Why do you deny it? Oh, that's right, you are OBEYING master.
I was certain that you were going to pick
the sworn affidavit of Brian Geels who showed the extremely improbable odds that the State of Georgia held a fair election, and the near 100% certainty that Georgia officials did literally everything possible to throw the election against Trump.
* 4,502 individuals whom the State's database identifies as having cast a ballot show no record of having been registered to vote in the November 3, 2020election.
* 305,701 individuals have records indicating that they applied for absentee ballots more than 180 days prior to the general election (i.e., prior to May 6, 2020), exceeding the statutory maximum according to state law
* 92 individuals whom the State's database identifies as having cast a ballot show that they returned their absentee ballots before the ballot was issued to the voter
* 29 individuals whom the State's database identifies as havingcast a ballot show that the absentee ballot was issued before the voter applied for the ballot.
* 10 individuals have records indicating that the early in-personballot was accepted either prior to the start or after the end of early in-person voting in the stateof Georgia (i.e., prior to October 12 or after November 3).
* 50 individuals have records indicating that the mail-in ballotwas accepted before the earliest possible date that ballots could have been mailed per Georgiavoting rules (i.e., September 15, 2020).
* 2,664 individuals have records indicating that they were issuedmailed absentee ballots prior to the earliest possible date that ballots oould have been mailed perGeorgia voting rules (i.e., September 15 , 2020).
* 98 individuals whom the State's database identifies as havingcast a ballot show that they were registered after the last day a person could register to vote per Georgia voting rules (i.e., October 5, 2020).
* 217 individuals who voted by mail-in ballot have recordsindicating that they applied for the absentee ballot, were issued the absentee ballot, and the ballotwas retumed all on the same day which seems like an impossible occulrence for a mail-in ballotto be applied for, accepted, ballot mailed to the voter, ballot received by the voter, and to havebeen returned all on the same day.
* 2 individuals have records indicating that the ballot applications were rejected but whose vote was accepted and counted.
* 13 individuals have records indicating that the ballot application date precedes the voters' registration date.
* 4 accepted votes whose matching record in theregistration file has a name that is completely different from the name of the voter in the Absentee Early Voter file. These records are highlighted to show that Georgia'svoter system allows a person to vote under another person's registration.
* 66,247 individuals whom the State's database identifies as having cast a ballot whose records indicate that they were registered to vote prior to their 17th birthday.
* 6,635 individuals whom the State's database identifiesas having cast a ballot whose records indicate that they were added to the voter registration filesubsequent to the 2016 general election (since they weren't listed in the 2016 Voter RegistrationFile) but whose voter registration date precedes the 2016 election. This is a significantrecordkeeping and data integrity issue as the fact pattern indicates that voters were added to theregistration file after the 2016 election, but the registration date was manipulated and is unreliable.
* 2,024 individuals whom the State's database identifies as having cast a ballot whose birth date was changed when comparing the 2020 Voter Registration file birthdate to the related 2016 Registration file birthdate. This is a significant recordkeeping issue as the fact pattern indicates that state's recordkeeping of voter birthdates isunreliable, at best, or were manipulated intentionally.
* 134 individuals whom the State's database identifiesas having cast a ballot whose recorded birthdate is on or before 1915. I researched theindividuals in this list and discovered that there were l0 individuals in this list who appeared tomatch up to an individual who was deceased prior to the election time period, 1 individual whomatched to a felon, and 30 individuals who could not be identified.
* 10,315 individuals who cast ballots in the November 3,2020 election that were accepted andcounted but who were deceased prior to Election Day. It should be noted that thedeath file obtained through the open records request contains death certificates only forindividuals who died in calendar year 2020. In all likelihood, there would be significantly morematches if the population of deceased individuals was expanded to include persons who perishedprior to calendar year 2020.
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Without a proper controls structures and data governance policies in place to govem the election, there is an increased risk of invalid orfraudulent votes being counted without detection. It is my opinion that the data relied upon bythe Georgia Secretary of State and county election officials is either not trustworthy and cannothave been relied upon to conduct an election without serious risk of fraud; or, alternatively, if itis good data, indicates a significant number of fraudulent or invalid votes of a magnitude whichcalls into question the outcome of the Presidential general election.
Thank you for revisiting Georgia's chicanery and fraud.
