Posted on 05/27/2021 3:56:55 AM PDT by cotton1706
Chris Harvey, the elections director within the Georgia Secretary of State’s office, has decided to leave the agency for a different position.
Harvey oversaw the 2020 election and was responsible for implementing a new voting system and machines in the state of Georgia.
In a statement announcing his departure, Harvey stated, “When I reflect on the many years I have spent fighting for the integrity of Georgia’s elections, I am most proud of the successful elections we executed in November 2018 and 2020.”
While Harvey is “proud” of his work in the 2020 election, voters in the November 2020 election throughout the state have expressed widespread concern over the security of the election. One example of these concerns revolves around Fulton County — a population hub within the state. Even though the election was over six months ago, the county has failed to provide a chain of custody documents for 18,901 vote-by-mail absentee ballots deposited by voters into drop boxes.
Recently, a judge ruled to allow an audit of 145,000 absentee ballots from Fulton County.
Controversial Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger commended Harvey on his job performance. Raffensperger said, “Chris Harvey has been a pillar of the Elections Division since day one, and has been there in the trenches as we defended the integrity of our elections, first from baseless accusations of voter suppression, then baseless accusations of voter fraud.”
Raffensperger will seek another term as Secretary of State, even though he has faced sharp backlash from members of his own party over his handling of the 2020 election. Further, Congressman Jody Hice (R-GA-10) has launched a GOP primary campaign against the incumbent. President Trump has endorsed Hice for this position.
Harvey is accepting a position with Georgia POST, the Peace Officer Standards and Training Council.
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Could be he wanted to escape into a safe position.
He’s getting out one step ahead of the posse.
Fed.gov intends to Federalize local elections and Local policing
This DERPS move PROVES that premise
Stepping down to spend more time with his lawyers.
“My work is done here.”
Could be job well done, now for the payoff. This guy could be a real player for the Uniparty (R). This POS looks like a DC Uniparty (R) natural. If Trump gets re-elected somehow, this guy would fit perfectly in the new cabinet. Now that he’s proved his chops in Georgia, onto the big league of crime and corruption, Washington.
His new position should be with his hands tied behind his back with his neck stretched.
……and go to jail?
Heaven knows what could happen to your daughter’s boyfriend if you stayed
Thanks Punk for all the CHEATING that went on!
Jumping ship before he is the scapegoat. Won’t be the only one in these states that relocate or retire.
Raffensperger needs to go to prison along with Kemp.
So long as he breathes, he is a danger to America
He did his part in the scam. Now he’s going to be rewarded and he’s moving on. No accountability with these people, ever.
I hear that Ruby Freeman is available.
Decided to leave the agency for a different position.
Failed to provide a chain of custody documents for 18,901 vote-by-mail absentee.
The heat is on turn it up.
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