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the pollworkers need to be identified and investigated. same for all pollworkers elsewhere in Georgia & in other states where Biden dumps took place.

were their “satellite locations” all over Georgia and, if so, were they - as CNN claims re PA - “not traditional polling places where partisan poll-watchers are allowed”?

updated 5 Oct: CNN: Pennsylvania becomes epicenter of 2020 election chaos
By Marshall Cohen and Kelly Mena
The Trump campaign caused disruptions and created an uncomfortable situation for some voters last week by sending unauthorized “poll watchers” to early voting sites in Philadelphia.

***They were ultimately turned away by local election officials, who noted that the voting locations are “satellite offices” ***and not traditional polling places where partisan poll-watchers are allowed...

The Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit challenging the ban on poll watchers at satellite offices. It’s too early to tell if the lawsuit will go anywhere, but it’s clear that Team Trump is girding for a fight...
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/10/05/politics/election-2020-pennsylvania/index.html

15 Oct: Patch: Early Voting Underway In Bartow County
Residents can now vote in person ahead of the Nov. 6 general election at select sites around the county.
By Kristal Dixon
Voting hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the main registration office and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the three ***satellite locations...
https://patch.com/georgia/cartersville/early-voting-underway-bartow-county

updated 8 Oct: Philladelphia Inquirer: Philly is opening 17 early voting locations across the city. Here’s where.
by Jonathan Lai
City elections officials plan to open 15 new satellite elections offices where voters can request, receive, fill out, and submit a mail ballot in one stop. People can also visit the offices to register to vote, request a mail ballot to take home and submit later, or to drop off a completed mail ballot. One is in the Liacouras Center at Temple University, while the others are in public schools.

Those 15 temporary satellite offices are in addition to the two permanent elections offices, one in City Hall and one on Columbus Boulevard at Spring Garden Street.

The first six satellite offices opened Sept. 29 (LINK), and the main office in City Hall also began allowing this type of in-person mail voting at that time. The remaining elections offices will be opened in stages at later dates, said Nick Custodio, deputy commissioner under Deeley.
The offices are open seven days a week running through Election Day on Nov. 3. They are open from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays through Sundays...

The city had originally planned to open all 17 locations — the 15 new satellite offices plus the two permanent ones — to early voting at once, but Custodio said elections officials are still figuring out the staffing for the sites.
“We thought … we would have the staffing in place in order to open all 17 office on the 29th,” Custodio said. “After evaluating that over the last few days, that appeared to be a risky venture, so we are switching to a more manageable rolling roll-out”...

List of Philly Elections Offices for Early Voting
In addition to two permanent elections offices at City Hall and on Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia elections officials are opening 15 satellite offices where people can register to vote, vote early using a mail ballot, or drop off a mail ballot...LIST
*Permanent elections office.
⁺Open as a drop-off site initially, with “early voting” using on-demand ballots beginning Oct. 20.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/philadelphia-early-voting-locations-2020-election-20200918.html

what numbers came out of those satellite locations?