John Solomon: “Records Suggest That More Than 100 Batches Of Absentee Ballots In Fulton County Could Be Missing”

What an absolutely SEISMIC thing to say.

According to John Solomon there were MAJOR Discrepancies and a massive failure of Fulton County’s election system.

We seem to be getting one step closer to uncovering the massive fraud which took place in 2020 all over the country, and Fulton County may just be the domino to topple all of them.

Many suspect that Arizona may be the first domino to fall, but Fulton County may beat it to the punch.

Here are the latest developments:

More sewage from Georgia cesspool. time for Leg special session to get audit and canvas going. Kemp/Raffensberger useful idiots of Stacy get in gear.

Georgia audit documents expose significant election failures in state's largest county https://t.co/q0UrFugpx9 via @JustTheNews

— Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) June 17, 2021

Weeks ago, when I called for a forensic audit into Georgia’s election, the media called me crazy.

Now, yesterday, it was reported that Fulton County is missing chain of custody documents for countless absentee ballots.

Still not a word from @BrianKempGA on this. Shameful. pic.twitter.com/ydHGYsH7UA

— Vernon Jones (@VernonForGA) June 15, 2021

Just The News had more of the blistering report:

Just the News reviewed the documents Raffensperger’s office collected from Fulton County during a risk-limiting audit conducted last November. Among the problems those memos exposed:

More than 100 batches of absentee ballots — each containing approximately 100 or more ballots — were assigned tracking numbers before being sent to one of the five absentee vote-counting machines in Fulton County but are not subsequently recorded in the handwritten logs showing which batches were scanned and counted, raising concerns the ballots may be missing.

More than two dozen batches of absentee ballots were identified as having been double-scanned on the tally sheets.

Five sequential batches of absentee votes each appeared with the exact same vote count of 392 for Biden, 96 for President Donald Trump, and 3 for Libertarian Jo Jorgensen, a count that state officials admitted was a statistical impossibility.

Many control sheets for absentee ballot batches counted during the state’s audit did not check a box indicating the ballot came from a secure container, raising the possibility that ballots were stored insecurely or that multiple batches of ballots were sealed in a single container.

Governor ⁦@BrianKempGA⁩ – it’s time to call a special session and have the legislature authorize a forensic audit.

This is about saving America & stopping the Biden agenda.

All it takes is one senate seat… https://t.co/s18z4hFHuX

— Amy Kremer (@AmyKremer) June 17, 2021

“Most secure election in US history…” Chris Krebs – Former United States Director of the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency

Meanwhile Fulton County just hired top criminal defense attorneys to stop a civil lawsuit that recently unsealed ballots for forensic audit. https://t.co/jQuYTM2kZ0

— Heather Mullins (@TalkMullins) June 15, 2021

Even CNN is now reporting on the massive fraud:

Georgia Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has opened an investigation into Fulton County for allegedly violating state rules “requiring absentee ballot drop box transfer forms to be filled out,” his office confirmed to CNN on Monday.

A source with knowledge of the investigation cautioned to CNN that the probe “does not have any implications about fraudulent or missing ballots in Fulton any more than it meant that in the other smaller, more conservative counties,” saying: “To be clear, we’re investigating a rule violation” in Fulton County.

In confirming the probe, the Georgia secretary of state’s office noted it had “announced similar investigations in Coffee, Grady, and Taylor counties a few months ago.”

“Restoring confidence in our elections is going to be impossible as long as Fulton County’s elections leadership continues to fail the voters of Fulton County and the voters of Georgia. They need new leadership to step up and take charge,” Raffensperger wrote in a tweet on Monday.