Georgia Election Board voted to accept rule counties required to keep voting memory cards

1.7 million ballot images missing from over 5 million votes submitted by the Secretary of State in 2020. This rule if active in 2020 would have put 1.7 million votes in question.

On a side note, there has been a huge push for paper ballots, but this plays off of that concern. Atleast we will have the original images to help with any audits.

Crazy, that it's taken this long but they finally have the evidence to make a significant change in the security of voting in Georgia.

Glad people are paying attention

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BREAKING: The Georgia State Election Board has voted to accept a new rule requiring counties to preserve voting machine memory cards which contain ballot images, audit logs, etc

This came after they discovered that 1.7 million ballot images were missing from the 2020 election

Garland Favaorito of
@VoterGa
presented his findings and the proposed rule. He gave the board no choice but to move forward with it despite pushback from the Democrat member who tried to argue it would cost too much money

This is yet another great change in Georgia that will go a long way to stop the cheat. If anyone thinks there was fraud in a county, they can now just analyze the original ballot images

a reply to: putnam6

That's great news! I wish this type of legislation had started in November, 2020 and covered all states, but it's still great news!

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: putnam6

That's great news! I wish this type of legislation had started in November, 2020 and covered all states, but it's still great news!

I agree considering Georgia was razor-thin in 2020, chances are it will be close again

a reply to: putnam6

There are still far too many states that have fought implementing any kind of election security or even oversight, but baby steps it is I guess!

a reply to: putnam6 Yay! Good for them! Born and raised there and still have lots of family and friends in Atlanta. They even think there was fraud. All states should implement this…unless they have something to hide.

originally posted by: LollieK3
All states should implement this…unless they have something to hide.

1.7 million images missing? Yea, they had something to hide. Most secure election in the history of mankind.

It is possible the additional storage costs could make it cheaper to use hand countable paper ballots. One can only hope.

originally posted by: BeyondKnowledge3
It is possible the additional storage costs could make it cheaper to use hand-countable paper ballots. One can only hope.

There was a big grassroots bipartisan push for Georgia to go to paper ballots. Doubt it will happen they just spent millions to switch over, but Id love to see it happen

[url]https://www.11alive.com/article/news/politics/computerized-voting-controversy-georgia-political-reaction/85-495aca50-0c9c-4d02-bea4-9dd3c6a0d4fe[ /url]

a reply to: putnam6

There is another hearing in Georgia today on tens of thousands of ballots illegally counted.

I don't know the authority setup in Georgia, but in Wisconsin, over 85,000 illegal ballots were cast, but the corrupt Dem Governor and corrupt Dem Majority Wi. Supreme Court refused to do anything.

a reply to: WeMustCare

A georgia Election rules board did the following.

With a 3-1 vote, the board voted to forward a rule submitted by Sharlene Alexander, a Fayette County election board member. The rule would amend SEB Rule 183-1-1-.01 (3) to require three people at a polling precinct to "independently count the total number of ballots" and see that they align with the machine totals.

The proposed rule continues: "If the numbers recorded on the precinct poll pads, ballot marking devices (BMDs), and scanner recap forms do not reconcile with the hand count ballot totals, the poll manager shall immediately determine the reason for the inconsistency; correct the inconsistency, if possible; and fully document the inconsistency or problem along with any corrective measures taken."

So It looks liek there will be many back ups this time.

a reply to: yuppa

Look into who is against it and why, and you might find where to look for previous issues.

Oh. They made a rule. And if it isn't followed?

a reply to: network dude

1.7 million images missing? Yea, they had something to hide. Most secure election in the history of mankind.

it was for the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics. those 1.7 million images won't ever be seen again. not matter what they say about the internet or cyberspace.

originally posted by: yeahright
Oh. They made a rule. And if it isn't followed?

They risk jail for not doing so. The observers will be rep,dem to ensure no digital foolery will out do a hand tally. Its close as to paper ballots we will get this election.

a reply to: yuppa

How much greater do you think the risk is for one side vs the other?

originally posted by: yeahright
a reply to: yuppa

How much greater do you think the risk is for one side vs the other?

In a fair country the same.

a reply to: yuppa

Good political non-answer.