Fulton County

Established Fact Fulton County deployed drop box infrastructure funded in part by approximately $6 million in CTCL grants. Forensic reviews identified over 100,000 ballots lacking legally required chain-of-custody transfer forms, particularly those retrieved from drop boxes. Video surveillance of nighttime ballot drop activity was reportedly deleted or of such poor quality as to be unusable […]

Established Fact The EOG Report identified that 17,852 ballot images are missing from the candidate-requested recount of the November 3, 2020 General Election. This figure is characterized in the report as occurring under “unnatural circumstances,” raising concerns about whether the recount itself can be validated as accurate. Citations Fulton County 2020 General Election Report for

Established Fact The State Farm Arena surveillance video from the night of November 3, 2020 would have shown the arrival of ballots in unsecured industrial laundry carts at 5:22 AM. The video prior to 5:22 AM – which would have documented who delivered those ballots and when – was not preserved. This missing segment cannot

Established Fact There are only 9 zero tapes for 148 tabulators used for advance voting in Fulton County. All 138 closing tapes for those tabulators are, per the EOG Report, “fraudulent, invalid, and do not bear the serial number or identity of the machines used to actually scan the ballots.” No daily recap sheets, numbered

Established Fact Of 148,318 absentee ballot images, only 16,032 have corresponding SHA authentication (hash/fingerprint) files. The remaining 132,286 authentication files were, in the words of the EOG Report, “intentionally deleted.” SHA files are the cryptographic verification mechanism that would allow auditors to confirm images were not altered. Dr. Philip Stark (UC Berkeley), inventor of risk-limiting

Established Fact Fulton County admitted in federal court (Curling v. Raffensperger) that it “did not preserve until the present time the majority of ballot images from in-person voting” for the November 3, 2020 election original machine count. For advance voting, all approximately 316,000 ballot images were destroyed. Statewide, 74 of Georgia’s 159 counties failed to