(TeaParty.org Exclusive) – One of the most important questions being asked right now concerning the 2020 election in the state of Georgia is how many absentee ballots were actually mailed out and did they agree to the number of requests they received?
According to Gateway Pundit, this is a question that needs to be posed to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem anyone has asked this yet.
The folks over at GP published a report back in December of last year discussing how the results in the state of Georgia didn’t really make sense. It seems obvious that those results were tainted.
As of right now, there are reportedly over 300,000 ballots that were included in the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia that are missing the legally required chain of custody documentation.
Shady, right?
“The number of ballot requests mailed out in the state of Georgia was over 7 million. This comes from the Georgia 2020 Cares report on item 12 page 5 where the state claims over 7 million absentee ballot requests were prepared and mailed out in the 2020 Primary Election. The assumption is that this number was the same only a few months later in the general election in November,” the GP report says.
Back in April, CBS claimed there were 7.4 million voters in the entire state of Georgia.
“Every voter in Georgia reportedly received an absentee ballot request in the 2020 Election. This left the statewide open for voter fraud which we know happened,” the report continues, adding, “We know 1.3 million absentee ballots were counted in the election. How many absentee ballot requests were received and how many absentee ballots were sent out?”
The more the results of the 2020 election are examined in Georgia, the more questions seem to pop up. At the time of the report in April, there were 355,000 votes missing the chain of custody paperwork, all of those votes were likely for Joe Biden.
These documents are legally required for all ballots and without them the results should not be certified. Yet Secretary of State Raffensperger went ahead and certified the results for Joe Biden anyway.
The Georgia Star reported at the time, “Joe Biden was certified as the victor of Georgia and its 16 Electoral College votes by a margin of 11,599 votes, or less than 0.25 percent of the 5 million votes cast in the November 3, 2020 presidential election in Georgia. According to the Georgia Secretary of State’s office, 1.3 million of those votes were cast as absentee vote by mail ballots. Based on polling conducted by John McLaughlin & Associates, 700,000 of those absentee vote by mail ballots were sent via regular mail and 600,000 were deposited in the estimated 300 drop boxes located around the state and were manually picked up and transported by election workers to the local county registrar for subsequent counting.”
“According to Georgia Election Code Emergency Rule 183-1-14-0.8-.14, promulgated by the Georgia State Election Board in July 2020, but not codified by the state legislature at the time as the Georgia Constitution requires, each of Georgia’s 159 counties is responsible for documenting the transfer of every batch of absentee ballots picked up at drop boxes and delivered to the county election offices with ballot transfer forms. The forms are required to be signed and dated, with time of pick up by the collection team upon pick up, and then signed, dated, with time of delivery by the registrar or designee upon receipt and accepted,” the report said.
In the days following the election, the state of Georgia reported different numbers of absentee ballots, and added thousands of ballots to the mix to make sure Joe Biden defeated Trump.
It’s time for a forensic audit to be carried out in Georgia, one that follows in the footsteps of the one being conducted in Maricopa County, Arizona. We the people deserve to know the truth of what happened on November 3, 2020.
Not to mention we need to repair the problem so free and fair elections continue in this country and every vote and voice be heard.
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