Election accounting (one person = one vote) is based upon two (2) basic metrics:
1. Number of voters who have checked in at a polling location (statutorily defined in GA as the "Numbered List of Voters")
2. Number of ballots cast at that polling location.
The numbers for each of the two listed above must match -or reconcile- for each polling location- AT THE POLLING LOCATION. It's real simple- don't let anyone tell you differently.
The check-in list is produced by Knowink 🤬 and the number of ballots cast is produced by Dominion 🤬. The SOS controls both, 🤪what could go wrong?
With the exception of Election Day (~10% of ballots cast) counties cannot perform basic election accounting because they do not know who voted at their own EV polling locations (~70% of ballots cast) until the SOS tells them a week after the election. FACT.
They have been operating this way- unlawfully-for 5 years. KNOWINK will not provide counties their own check-in list leaving them blind. They CAN, but they won't. The SOS launders it first - then provides what's colloquially referred to as a "BS list" to the counties- A WEEK AFTER THE ELECTION. Ask yourself, "Why?".
Of course, this is in direct criminal violation of law- and they're doing it knowinkly, but
@Georgia_AG Chris Carr makes certain that laws don't apply to the Secretary. Isn't that right, Chris? And with a conflicted
@FaniWillis- Georgians are left without a form of redress, relief or remedy.
Lady Justice is supposed to be blindfolded- not county election officials.
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