Ohio Voter Fraud: 170 registered voters are over 116 years old; 124 are 218 years old!
Ohio’s 12th Congressional district has 170 registered voters listed as being over 116 years old. That’s 10% of Republican Troy Balderson’s current margin of victory, pending provisional ballots.
The majority of the 170 very old registered voters — 124 in all — were all, curiously, born on January 1, 1800, and are 218 years old!!!
Of those 170 over-116-year-old, i.e., dead, registered voters, 72 “voted” in the 2016 election.
https://fellowshipoftheminds.com/20...are-over-116-years-old-124-are-218-years-old/
670 ballots were cast in a precinct that has only 270 registered voters, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.
A report by McClatchy says: “Habersham County’s Mud Creek precinct in northeastern Georgia had 276 registered voters ahead of the state’s primary elections in May”
“But 670 ballots were cast, according to the Georgia secretary of state’s office, indicating a 243 percent turnout.”
“The discrepancy, included in a number of sworn statements and exhibits filed as part of a federal lawsuit against the state by-election security activists, comes amid swelling public concern for the security of Georgia’s voting systems.”
Georgia is one of many states that use electronic voting machines that don’t produce a paper record for voters to be able to verify their ballots.
According to experts, states using voting machines that produce no paper record for voters to verify makes it very difficult to audit them
The lack of a ‘paper trail’ makes the ballots difficult to audit says elections experts.
“Alongside federal, local and private sector partners, we continue to fight every day to ensure secure and accurate elections in Georgia that are free from interference. To this day, due to the vigilance, dedication and hard work of those partners, our elections system and voting equipment remain secure,” a spokeswoman for the office of Georgia’s Secretary of State Candice Broce wrote in an email.
According to a report by the Chicago Tribune, Georgia’s Secretary of State Brian Kemp “has set up a bipartisan commission to look into changing state voting machines ahead of the 2020 elections, but not in time for the midterm elections this November.”
http://milnenews.com/2018/08/09/hmm...gia-precinct-with-only-270-registered-voters/
Ohio’s 12th Congressional district has 170 registered voters listed as being over 116 years old. That’s 10% of Republican Troy Balderson’s current margin of victory, pending provisional ballots.
The majority of the 170 very old registered voters — 124 in all — were all, curiously, born on January 1, 1800, and are 218 years old!!!
Of those 170 over-116-year-old, i.e., dead, registered voters, 72 “voted” in the 2016 election.
https://fellowshipoftheminds.com/20...are-over-116-years-old-124-are-218-years-old/
670 ballots were cast in a precinct that has only 270 registered voters, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.
A report by McClatchy says: “Habersham County’s Mud Creek precinct in northeastern Georgia had 276 registered voters ahead of the state’s primary elections in May”
“But 670 ballots were cast, according to the Georgia secretary of state’s office, indicating a 243 percent turnout.”
“The discrepancy, included in a number of sworn statements and exhibits filed as part of a federal lawsuit against the state by-election security activists, comes amid swelling public concern for the security of Georgia’s voting systems.”
Georgia is one of many states that use electronic voting machines that don’t produce a paper record for voters to be able to verify their ballots.
According to experts, states using voting machines that produce no paper record for voters to verify makes it very difficult to audit them
The lack of a ‘paper trail’ makes the ballots difficult to audit says elections experts.
“Alongside federal, local and private sector partners, we continue to fight every day to ensure secure and accurate elections in Georgia that are free from interference. To this day, due to the vigilance, dedication and hard work of those partners, our elections system and voting equipment remain secure,” a spokeswoman for the office of Georgia’s Secretary of State Candice Broce wrote in an email.
According to a report by the Chicago Tribune, Georgia’s Secretary of State Brian Kemp “has set up a bipartisan commission to look into changing state voting machines ahead of the 2020 elections, but not in time for the midterm elections this November.”
http://milnenews.com/2018/08/09/hmm...gia-precinct-with-only-270-registered-voters/