Established Fact Secretary Raffensperger publicly claimed that a post-election forensic audit of voting machines had been conducted in six counties. Five of those six counties responded in writing confirming that no such audit had taken place. The sixth county did not respond. Rather than correcting the record, the Secretary allowed the public representation to stand,
Established Fact The Georgia Senate Subcommittee on Elections, chaired by Sen. William Ligon, issued a formal December 17, 2020 report concluding the election “should not be certified” due to systemic fraud and irregularities (Finding No. 9). Secretary Raffensperger received these findings and took no corrective action. When asked what the Secretary did with the subcommittee’s
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Established Fact State and county election officials willfully neglected to investigate or disqualify 43,907 absentee ballots deposited in DeKalb County drop boxes that were counted in the certified results despite clear violations of the Georgia State Election Board’s chain-of-custody documentation rules. No official investigation was initiated and the ballots were included in the final certified
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Established Fact Election officials in Yuma and Maricopa Counties willfully neglected their duty to maintain and provide adequate video surveillance of absentee ballot drop boxes. Surveillance video from Yuma County was unavailable, shielding potential ballot trafficking from forensic scrutiny and constituting an apparent violation of federal 22-month record-retention mandates. Citations Yuma County Sheriff Announces 2020
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Established Fact U.S. Attorney William McSwain disclosed in a June 9, 2021 letter that Attorney General Barr had instructed him to pass all Pennsylvania election-fraud reports to Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro – rather than investigate them independently – despite Shapiro having publicly stated before the election that he would “fight like hell” to ensure Pennsylvania
Established Fact DOJ Election Crimes Branch Director Richard Pilger resigned on November 9, 2020 – the same day AG Barr authorized U.S. Attorneys to investigate substantial allegations of election irregularities prior to certification. Fifteen District Election Officers (DEOs) subsequently wrote to AG Barr urging rescission of his memorandum, asserting no substantial allegations existed in their
Established Fact AG William Barr instructed U.S. Attorney William McSwain (E.D. Pa.) to route all Pennsylvania election fraud allegations to Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro rather than investigate them independently. McSwain publicly disclosed this instruction in a June 9, 2021 letter. Shapiro was an elected Democrat who had appeared in campaign advertising during the 2020 election,
Established Fact Acting AG William Barr directed U.S. Attorney William McSwain to route all Pennsylvania election fraud reports to Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro rather than to federal investigators. Shapiro had publicly stated before the election that he intended to “fight like hell” to ensure Pennsylvania went for Biden; had appeared in campaign advertising; and was
Established Fact On January 7, 2021, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe issued a formal memorandum documenting that career CIA analysts had suppressed assessments of Chinese interference in the 2020 election on political grounds, expressing reluctance to have their analysis used to support administration policies with which they personally disagreed. Ratcliffe’s memorandum states: “China analysts
Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Conflict-of-interest implications] Matthew Glen Olsen, who served as a board member of Hart InterCivic – the third-largest U.S. voting machine vendor – was appointed as Assistant Attorney General, National Security Division, Department of Justice, in November 2021. The National Security Division is the DOJ component responsible for, among other matters,
