Posted on 12/13/2020 8:03:57 AM PST by RideForever
GA law states that a runoff election is a continuation of a primary election; therefore only persons who voted in the primary can vote in the runoff less than a month from now. I contend that the knowledge exists to state the maximum number of votes possible in the coming runoff. All the Secty of State has to do is report the names of the voters from their vote history of who voted in the primary. From that list you delete the voters with address changes out-of-state. Clearly anyone recently registered is double-checked not to be on the runoff list of qualified runoff voters ('QRV'). There, you have it. The max number of votes available for the runoff.
The machines' program needs to be modified to check the list of QRVs before accepting the ballot. Test data should include names of voters both on and off the list of QRVs for multiple candidates. A test result of the trial run against the machine should be available less than a month before the actual election, along with the test data used.
The GA Republicans should demand the list of QRVs and test results TODAY for the runoff.
Anything less is another cheat from a state with a history of election cheating.
Their votes in the Electoral College should be nullified until they can produce a bona fide election.
IANAL (I Am Not A Lawyer). But I have experience in data analysis for statistical reports at major utilities and healthcare providers as a contract programmer / analyst.
a federal law supercedes the georgia restriction. people are allowed to register 30 days before an election.
Oh come on man, if your kid is a RAT he would be voting no matter what. Laws? They don’t need no steenkin’ laws.
true...and voting twice at that!
The way I read (a)(10) is that you must have registered to vote in the election that triggered the need for a runoff — the November 3rd election, not the primary election.
https://codes.findlaw.com/ga/title-21-elections/ga-code-sect-21-2-501.html
There were FR threads about this last month. I cannot find the ruling, but several years ago apparently a federal judge declared this feature of Georgia law (and constitution) was invalid for federal elections.
> “therefore only persons who voted in the primary can vote in the runoff less than a month from now”
This is so improbably absurd, I have a hard time believing I am reading this on the FR.
You are not reading the law correctly. Say a GA legal resident and registered voter was ill on Nov 3rd, and never got around to getting an absentee ballot.
You think that person is barred from voting in a runoff?
Loud mouth gap tooth says it’s in the bag. I have no doubt she and her ilk have a million plus ready made votes to pull the same fraud as the presidential election. Who is going to stop them? It is sickening and disgusting.
Per state election law, cited, copied, and emphasized in the FR thread, yes. But most affects the couple hundred thousand 'permanently disabled' status of ballots that was not set into election law by public approval as the State Constitution provides.
That is not what the law says. I question the competence of someone who even thinks this is possible.
... one fears for his life...
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I hearsd the founder of Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes, on Mike Adams Situation Update Dec 10
https://www.brighteon.com/cb46e626-f911-479a-83d2-bb309714446f
Oath Keepers offered security to anyone in fear due to this election fraud.
Here is Rhodes’ LinkedIn.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/stewart-rhodes-785045148?challengeId=AQE5Z6sPUBXoLwAAAXZkpLqAAqV9y56s-h6YTN-KbNjlm7_SxH-F6Zl5DNq6mH43fJDboTQUFANI7Xr-KJbtkoNguND41M6BOA&submissionId=8dd66b7e-32c9-5016-bb7f-fe2170249a0d
I do not have a membership, so someone who does could use it to contact him. He lives in Kalispell, Montana, if any FReepers are in that area.
People should not be deterred because of fear for their lives.
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