• BREAKING: Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months...Question Is, Why?

    March 23, 2021
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    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?

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    The documents in these images were found in trash receptacles outside of Dekalb County election facilities after the inauguration of Joe Biden on Jan 20th of this year.

    Dekalb County, GA is breaking the law as the possibility of audits and inspection of ballots from the Nov 3rd U.S. general election and the Jan 5th Senate runoff in Georgia become more likely. Multiple legal challenges are working their way through the courts to the massive election fraud executed in the Peach State last election cycle.

    Today a Gwinnett County court looks to be forcing ballot images to be presented in a non-partisan election suit. A court in Henry County is accepting a plan tomorrow by VoterGA.org for an audit of the ballots in Fulton County from the general election.

    Federal election law states: Every officer of election shall retain and preserve, for a period of twenty-two months from the date of any general, special, or primary election of which candidates for the office of President, Vice President, presidential elector, Member of the Senate, Member of the House of Representatives, or Resident Commissioner from the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico are voted for, all records and papers which come into his possession relating to any application, registration, payment of poll tax, or other act requisite to voting in such election, except that, when required by law, such records and papers may be delivered to another officer of election and except that, if a State or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico designates a custodian to retain and preserve these records and papers at a specified place, then such records and papers may be deposited with such custodian, and the duty to retain and preserve any record or paper so deposited shall devolve upon such custodian. Any officer of election or custodian who willfully fails to comply with this section shall be fined not more than $1,000 or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.

    Ballot envelopes can be inspected to determine if they were sealed in bulk or sealed individually by different people. This is why they must be maintained.

    In addition, it looks as if Dekalb County may have counted ballots not placed in official ballot envelopes, but in crude counterfeit envelopes.

    GA Secretary of State Raffensperger is not interested in stopping this destruction of evidence. He is not interested in investigating election fraud.

    There must be a Federal grand jury convened to hear all of the evidence of election fraud in Atlanta, GA. The November 3rd, 2020 election, and the Senate runoff on Jan 5th are a travesty of justice foisted on the American people. It cannot be allowed to stand. Further investigation is required.

    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?

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    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?
    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?
    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?
    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?
    Dekalb County, GA Is Throwing Away Ballots, Envelopes, Other Information Required To Be Retained By Law For 22 Months In Senate Runoff Race...Question Is, Why?

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    BKMart

    That's what all Criminals do with the evidence against them...

    Non

    The punishment for throwing it away is less than the punishment for voter fraud.

    Jhall

    But, Non, how can that be? It's the same thing!!!

    Bridgette

    The answer to the author's question in the headline is:

    Because they can.

    Mad Celt

    This is the Peoples Republic of Dekalb County. If they don't like a particular candidate for Sheriff they hire an assassin to take him out.

    Dale Casto

    The problem is there IS NO punishment for destroying the evidence. Just like there was no punishment for Hillary's illegal e-mail system.

    TJM

    Throw out evidence then throw them into prison and if can’t get all the evidence (ballots, etc.) then do an election do over.
    Simple

    John Locklair

    I agree. The 2020 election was not by the people, it was by the Democrats and the Commiecrats. We the people need to assemble a PBI People’s Bureau of Investigations, made up of investigators with exemplary records and who can pass a certified lie detector test indicating that their intention is to deliver truthful non opinionated results. Have them investigate a jail every person that had any role in the fraud, and the re-do the entire election.

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