The Georgia Board of Elections in a letter to election fraud investigator Joe Rossi confirmed that a multi-year investigation found “errors” in both the hand count and the machine count from the 2020 election in Fulton County.
The investigation that began March 2022 (called SEB2023-25) found none of the three vote counts from Georgia’s 2020 election matched each other, in violation of election law.
Rossi joined Emerald Robinson’s The Absolute Truth podcast Friday to detail the explosive findings:
BREAKING: The long awaited report from an investigation (SEB2023-25) into errors found in both the hand count & a machine count from the 2020 presidential election in Fulton Co. is officially on the agenda for a May 7th State Election Board meeting!
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— The Absolute Truth with @EmeraldRobinson (@AbsoluteWithE) April 13, 2024
The State Election Board (SEB) is set to hold a meeting on May 7 where the investigation’s findings will be on the agenda.
The SEB2023-25 complaint had been dismissed by the SEB twice before, but one of the defendant’s in Fani Willis’s RICO case that former President Trump is swept up in subpoenaed the information to prove or disprove the thesis.
From The Georgia Record:
This complaint is even more troubling because last month’s 2023 municipal elections in Georgia showed the same double- and triple-counting of absentee ballots. After nearly three years of trying to be heard, Mr. Rossi noted the real issue in a quote for the AJC article: “[The Secretary of State and Fulton County] never acknowledged the errors …. They continued to lie to the public and say that they verified everything. They had no desire, intention or effort to get to the truth.”
