Evidence shows Trump was right about Georgia election?

 UncoverDC:

Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips of True the Vote (TTV) believe they have the goods to prove that “Trump was right” about the 2020 election in Georgia. Their work concerning the state’s voter rolls allegedly proves that at the time of Raffenperger’s Nov. 20, 2020 certification, there were, according to Engelbrecht, “364,000 ineligible voter records,” of which approximately 67,000 actually voted in the 2020 election. UncoverDC spent some time this week talking with Engelbrecht about TTV’s investigation of Georgia’s voter rolls.

Engelbrecht and Phillips both unequivocally believe Trump was justified in questioning Georgia’s results during his Jan. 2, 2021, phone call with Raffensperger and others. Ironically, Engelbrecht and Phillips appeared in court on Thursday in Fulton County to request the dismissal of their 2000 Mules lawsuit with the Georgia State Election Board (SEB) blocks away from where Trump would turn himself in because of his alleged “election interference” case.

Few people know more about how elections are run or stolen than Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote. Since 2010, her organization has been at the forefront of addressing proper election administration in all its forms, with a longstanding focus on maintaining and cleaning voter rolls.

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According to Engelbrecht, what happened between 2019 and 2021 in Georgia should be particularly worrisome to the state’s voters and contributed mightily to the chaos in the 2020 election. She told UncoverDC that “voter roll maintenance during that timeframe was non-existent” because of a Fair Fight lawsuit brought by Mark Elias and Stacy Abrams. According to Engelbrecht, Fair Fight sued the state of Georgia “to prevent the state from cleaning its rolls.”

Engelbrecht and Phillips appeared on Wednesday’s War Room to explain that “the case went on in federal court through the spring of 2021. During that entire period of time, the state did not clean its voter rolls.” After the General Election, True the Vote was “inundated with calls from citizens before the January runoff,” asking what they could do to “ensure there was a better process in the runoff” than during the General Election.

Responsive to calls from citizens, TTV “dove into Georgia law” and found a provision in the state code that allowed her organization to “partner with Georgians” to put forward an “elector challenge.” Alarmingly, while looking at the state’s voter rolls, TTV found “67,284 votes were cast from ineligible voter registrations in Georgia’s 2020 election based on invalid residency.” Nevertheless, Secretary Raffensperger went ahead with certification, most likely knowing full well his voter rolls did not accurately represent the state’s eligible voters.

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There is more.

If this is true, Georgia has some work that needs to be done before the next election and Republicans in Georgia need to make sure it gets done. 

See, also:

Georgia indictment of Trump is the same flawed product in a different package

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