Georgia officials accused of ignoring evidence of vote fraud

 Debra Heine:

During an interview over the weekend, Catherine Engelbrecht, the founder and president of True the Vote, claimed Georgia’s governor and secretary of state covered up clear evidence of election fraud, and of mounting a smear campaign against her organization.

Engelbrecht told War Room podcaster Steve Bannon on Saturday that she provided solid evidence of ballot trafficking to Governor Brian Kemp and Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger, but rather than act on it, they tried to discredit True the Vote’s work.

The vote monitoring organization used both geospatial cell phone data and video surveillance to capture illegal ballot trafficking activity in six states. True the Vote claims it was able to isolate 2,000 traffic harvesters, or “mules” who visited drop boxes with stacks of ballots late at night, used gloves to conceal their fingerprints, and took photos of themselves at the drop boxes to secure payment. The ballot harvesters were caught on video making these trips to multiple drop boxes in battleground states.

In the spring of 2021, while her team was still working on obtaining the video evidence, Engelbrecht said she presented the geospatial data her team had gathered in Georgia to Kemp and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) “and they spent the next seven months covering it up.”

She said it wasn’t until former President Trump held a rally in Georgia, and “name checked” True the Vote that the GBI took action.

During that rally on September 25 in Perry, Georgia, Trump said: “a new investigation by True the Vote—very respected group—alleges a gigantic illegal ballot harvesting operation involving large numbers of people throughout the state.”
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It will be harder to ignore the evidence now that the 2,000 Mules movie is out showing video evidence of how the vote fraud was accomplished.