A judge in Georgia has granted a group of concerned citizens (Voter GA) permission to inspect the votes in Fulton County Georgia.
According to Georgia Star News a judge in Georgia has allowed a group to audit the state’s ballots in Fulton County (Atlanta):
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Henry County Judge Brian Amero on Monday conditionally granted members of a Georgia-based coalition the right to unseal ballots from last November’s presidential election in Fulton County.
Members of that group, VOTER GA, may now inspect those ballots for evidence of voter fraud.
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Amero’s decision “is almost unprecedented in Georgia history,” said VOTER GA spokesman Garland Favorito.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump lost Georgia’s electoral votes to current U.S. President Joe Biden.
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The Georgia Star Newsasked Favorito if he and his hundreds of volunteers might find enough evidence of voter fraud in Fulton County to tip the Georgia election in favor of former U.S. President Donald Trump?
“That’s possible,” Favorito said.
Favorito said Fulton County officials have long resisted VOTER GA’s attempts to inspect their ballots.
“We have sworn affidavits from several poll managers who say they handled counterfeit ballots during the hand count audit because those were mail-in ballots that were not marked with a writing instrument like a mail-in ballot should be,” Favorito said.
We reported yesterday that this may happen and now it has:
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Let’s hope this group can perform an adequate forensic review of these ballots and identify all ballots that are invalid that were counted in the 2020 election.
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