Established Fact On May 24, 2022, Democratic candidate Michelle Long Spears appeared to receive zero election-day votes in 36 of 40 precincts in the DeKalb County Commission District 2 Democratic primary — including the precinct where she and her husband personally cast their ballots. The anomaly triggered a public outcry, a three-day hand recount over […]
DeKalb County, GA: The Michelle Long Spears Zero-Vote Anomaly Read More »
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
Neglect of Chain-of-Custody Violations in DeKalb County (GA) Read More »
Established Fact Georgia counties including Fulton and DeKalb accepted multi-million-dollar CTCL grants in 2020 — Fulton County $6,309,436 and DeKalb County approximately $4.7 million for the general election plus an additional $4.6 million for the December runoff — and used the funds to operate voting locations, hire election staff, purchase processing equipment, and deploy drop
CTCL Grant Claw-Backs Nullifying County Independence (GA) Read More »
Established Fact Despite CTCL grants being publicly marketed as “COVID-19 Response Grants,” Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb counties — the three largest recipients in Georgia — spent only approximately 1.3 percent of their CTCL grants on personal protective equipment. The remaining funds were applied to operational expenditures including administrative salaries, laptop computers, vehicle rentals, attorney fees,
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