Election Integrity Update - 2/22/2025
On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update, the VoterGA team reported on the legislative activity during last week (click for slides). This included Garland’s update on HB 215 the Voter List Integrity Act, our first bill that passed in the Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Elections.
We watched the recording of Secretary Raffensperger’s budget proposal on February 20th to the House Appropriations Committee where he asked for $66 million to confirm our elections with Georgia law. Then Garland presented VoterGA’s letter to the committee in response and previewed VoterGA’s list of 25 reasons why we must unplug Dominion. This list will be finalized with references and made available this upcoming call so that you have it as a reference.
We also discussed President Trump’s remarks at the Governors Working Session where he exhorted Governor Brian Kemp and others on the need to unplug the voting machines in order to conduct secure elections.
If you agree with President Trump then tell Georgia’s leaders now! Click here to contact Governor Kemp, Lt Governor Burt Jones and Speaker Jon Burns and urge them to secure Georgia’s elections by heeding President Trump’s call for integrity and transparency.
Use the link below to view the February 22nd Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting.
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Darrell Castle talks about the remarks of Vice President Vance at the annual Munich Security Conference and the European response to those remarks. In addition he discusses DOGE and its examination of the Military Industrial Complex.
Transcription / Notes
Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. This is Friday the 21st day of February in the year of our Lord 2025. I will be talking about the remarks of Vice President Vance at the annual Munich Security Conference as well as the European response to those remarks. In addition, I will talk a little about DOGE and its examination of the Military Industrial Complex (MIC).
Yes, J.D. Vance spoke to Europeans about their relationship with the U.S. at the annual Munich Security Conference which had as its main emphasis the U.S. role as the guarantor of European Security and the European and American roles in Ukraine. He called the Europeans out for censoring their people and for allowing third world migrants to destroy their communities. He seemed to indicate that these policies were not in the best interest of the European people and they also hinder our fellowship with them. I will point out that those have also been the policies of the United States for at least the past 4 years and in part for all the years since 9/11, but the European elite bought what the Biden administration was selling to them hook, line, and sinker...
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On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update, we discussed the Secretary of State’s budget presentation where he asked for $15 million to destroy election evidence and Garland Favorito shared his letter to the Appropriations Committee addressing the Secretary’s request.
Tania Sosa updated us on the election integrity legislative activity (click here for slides) and Garland introduced a draft of VoterGA’s new resolution to unplug Georgia’s voting systems. A discussion followed and supporters provided feedback that will be incorporated into the final resolution. Garland will present the revised resolution this Saturday, February 22nd.
Mark Davis joined us to report on the Washington County Superior Court decision to uphold the Georgia House District 128 election results despite a challenge that centered on districting errors where dozens of voters were issued the wrong ballot – errors that exceeded the margin of victory in the election. Mark provided an overview of the case (click here) and the judge’s confounding decision.
Use the link below to view the February 15th Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting.
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