One of the states that flipped Democrat, not only in the governorship and other top state offices but in multiple state legislature seats, was Georgia. But a controversy surrounding a state seat that supposedly flipped Democrat, yet is trending Republican again thanks to a recovered memory card, is raising questions about the integrity of elections there.
Perhaps I shouldn’t say that this election is raising questions about integrity in Georgia, as even the Trump administration has investigated Georgia for reportedly egregious election fraud that happened in 2020. So it wouldn’t exactly be stunning news if it turned out that there was election-altering fraud in Georgia. The FBI found evidence in 2020 records that indicates the possibility of that.
What the new report about a missing election machine memory card in Seminole County does highlight is the possibility that multiple races that flipped offices to Democrat this year in Georgia were not legitimate Democrat wins. The Trump administration has warned that election machines are particularly vulnerable to manipulation from malicious foreign and domestic actors. One of the Hart InterCivic executives, Heider Garcia, overseeing election machines for 90 counties in Texas has previous accusations on his record of fraud both in America and the Philippines. It’s amazing how often this issue comes up.
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Rough Draft Atlanta reported on November 7:
After election night, the state’s unofficial tally showed Rep. Gerald Greene, R-Cuthbert, trailing Democrat Harry James by fewer than 100 votes.
That changed on Friday, after the missing memory card was found and its contents uploaded.
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office said in a statement that Greene was now leading by 262 votes… Democrats appear to have flipped 13 other Republican seats. They appear to have lost two of their own but still appear on track to win 92 seats without Greene’s, enough for them to control the House for the first time in two decades. But the apparent reversal in Greene’s race means Democrats could have only a 1-vote cushion.
If only a few of those flips were either fraudulent or the result of similar sloppiness, it would mean that Democrats didn’t actually take control of the Georgia House. A few hundred votes can easily make a difference.
Notably, Georgia does require a driver’s license or military ID to register to vote, but aside from that, you just check a box saying that you are, in fact, a citizen. Illegal aliens have been able to obtain driver’s licenses in almost every state. A Georgia government website specifically says that noncitizens who have been residing in Georgia for 30 or more days can apply for a driver’s license, especially if they find employment or enroll their kids in school. The website does add that if you are not legally present in the country, you cannot obtain a license, but alleged asylum seekers sometimes can, and many of those are illegal aliens lying about their situation. The new Democrat governor-elect of Georgia has already said she will not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
The reason this is particularly interesting is that if you go to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s "Election Administration and Voting Survey 2024 Comprehensive Report," between 2022 and 2024 — when we know for a fact that the Biden administration was flying illegal alien criminals into Georgia — there were 757,440 new Georgia voter registrations. There were also over 2.4 million updates to existing registrations. Then there were about 27,300 pre-registrations for individuals under 18 years. You see why I might be worried about noncitizen voting, and that the Democrats who are about to take control in Georgia registering so many new voters that Republicans can never win again.
Demographic transformation is one explanation for the Democrats' wins, and fraud is another. Whether the memory card in the Greene-James race genuinely went missing or someone was trying to hide it, either scenario is disturbing. If the temporary loss was an accident, that means that crucial races could be dependent upon whether election workers happen to be competent or total bozos. Suppose Jenny didn’t have her coffee and isn’t on top of it this morning; that could change an election’s outcome, apparently.
If the temporary loss was deliberate, could this have happened in other races? Could it be an explanation for why Democrats absolutely swept Georgia when Donald Trump and other Republicans won it in the last election?
