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David Shafer
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Fulton County told our observers last night to go home because they were closing up and then continued to count ballots in secret.
2:00 PM · Nov 4, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/DavidShafer/status/1324064059214495749
He is down from 100k lead this morning to 66,405 Now.
He was up 6% when they supposedly stopped counting and kicked out the poll watchers. Please ping to everyone u know
Just read it and shared it w/Trump’s team, others.
Not letting Rs observe.....just like in philly, etc.
With counting continuing in numerous counties throughout Georgia, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said that as of 4:15 p.m. today there are approximately 185,000 ballots still outstanding.
Officials in numerous counties are continuing to count ballots, with strong security protocols in place to protect the integrity of our election, said Raffensperger. We have long anticipated and said publicly that counting would most likely take place into Wednesday night and perhaps Thursday morning. Were on pace to accomplish that responsibly, ensuring that the voice of every eligible voter is heard. Its important to act quickly, but its more important to get it right.
Raffensperger noted numerous security measures in place to secure the vote and increase public confidence in the electoral process:
Were well aware that with a close presidential election and the possibility of runoffs in some elections that the eyes of the state and the nation are upon Georgia at this time, Raffensperger said. Were as anxious as anyone to see the final results and to start work on certification and planning for our runoff elections. As the work goes on, I want to assure Georgia voters that every legal vote was cast and accurately counted.
With 185,000 ballots still out and Trump's lead steadily dropping this afternoon, it doesn't look too good. He lost lost another 10,463 votes in the latest update at 6:33 p.m. EST. Bleeding but still ahead by 55,575. On top of that there are 12 precincts in Fulton County that have not reported.