‘Pristine’ Biden Ballots Moves Georgia Judge to Hear a New Motion to Unseal and Inspect Mail-In Ballots
Fulton County, Georgia poll manager Suzi Voyles noticed an alarmingly odd pattern of uniformity in the ballot markings while sorting a large stack of mail-in ballots last November. The absentee vote ballots for Joseph R. Biden all seemed to have perfectly filled-in ovals with an identical empty white space inside them. This raised her suspicions that they had possibly been marked with toner ink instead of pen or pencil.
Even more alarming, the ballots were all printed on a different stock paper than the original ballots and none of them were folded or creased which is typically the case with mail-in ballots after being removed from envelopes! It doesn’t take a genius to conclude that these ballots were duplicated by a copying machine.
At least three other poll workers (Barbara Hartman, Robin Hall, Judy Aube) observed the same thing in other stacks of ballots for Biden. These poll workers, in unison with Voyles and election watchdogs, have joined forces to submit an affidavit to a Georgia state judge in order to have all of the 147,000 Fulton county mail-in ballots unsealed and counted. Garland Favorito, an advocate for election integrity in the state who runs VoterGA.org, said “We have what is almost surely major absentee-ballot fraud in Fulton County involving 10,000 to 20,000 probably false ballots.” Garland also highlighted that the suspect ballots have remained inaccessible from public view by adding, “We have confirmed that there are five pallets of shrink-wrapped ballots in a county warehouse.”
Garland along with other petitioners were scheduled to observe these suspicious ballots on May 28 but were halted by a flurry of motions filed by the county to dismiss the case, resulting in a delay of the inspection indefinitely. However, a June 21 inspection has been scheduled by a judge to resolve the recent motions that were filed.
It’s safe to say that this inspection will possibly reveal what the entire country has known all along!
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