With the last Election Integrity Update we continued our efforts to achieve secure transparent elections we can trust in Georgia. Garland Favorito discussed VoterGA’s Special Legislative Session initiative and presented “Legislative Solutions to Secure Our Elections” (click for slides). David Hancock reported on the July 19th Gwinnett Board of Elections meeting and the challenges election integrity supporters face at the county level. Use the link below to view the July 22 Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family. 

We share a goal to restore trusted elections in Georgia and to that purpose Garland Favorito shared a new presentation: Empowering County Officials with the Legal Authority to Unplug the Dominion Voting System. Garland provided slides and suggested scripts for you and fellow supporters in your county to use when speaking to your Board of Commissioners and Board of Elections.  

David Cross reported on the progress in Spalding County to move to a more transparent voting system and an action item for citizens to speak about election integrity to their county commissioners and state representatives. See the call to action below. 

Garland reviewed the provisions included in the American Confidence in Elections Act to bring transparency to our elections and why VoterGA supports this Federal legislation introduced by the Committee on House Administration last week.   

Beth Majeroni gave details from Chatham County where she was removed from her county Board of Elections meeting after demanding compliance with a Grand Jury order for the release of election records. Sarah Thompson gave us an update from Bulloch and the reviewed the spoiled ballot argument in her election challenge. 

Use the link below to view the July 15 Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share it with friends and family. 

On yesterday’s Statewide Tele-Town Hall Caleb Hays, General Counsel & Deputy Staff Director of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on House Administration (CHA), discussed the American Confidence in Elections Act, the new federal election integrity bill. Caleb took questions from listeners, and announced the Committee’s Press Conference on the bill happening Monday, July 10th at 11:30 a.m. at the Marietta Diner at 306 Cobb Pkwy S, Marietta, GA 30060. We need as many election integrity activists to attend the Press Conference and/or the CHA Full Committee Field Hearing on Monday, July 10th at 2:30 pm at the Champions Club Parc Stadium 755 Hank Aaron Dr. SE, Atlanta, GA 30315.  The hearing will also be live streamed at this link and on YouTube.  

In advancing its platform the Constitution Party of Georgia supports leaders who are exercising our God-given liberties to restore our republic.  On this Tele-Town Hall Mike Ring, CEO of Old Glory Bank, highlighted the importance of cancel-free banking in today’s culture. Rhonda Thomas, president of Truth In Education and advisor with Public School Exit reported on exposing the fraudulent “education system” and helping families and communities replace it with real education.  And Harvey Wysong, former National Spokesman with the Fully Informed Jury Association, helped equip us all to responsibly serve on a trial jury. 

Use the link below to view the July 8 Statewide Tele-Town Hall if you missed it or want to share with friends and family.  The recording will be available for 14 days after the call. 

We saw a lot of election integrity action last week! Julie Adams from Tea Party Patriots reported on the outcome of Jason Frazier’s re-nomination to the Fulton County Board of Registrations and Election on the June 21st Fulton County Board of Commissioners meeting. Jason’s nomination by the Fulton GOP received heavy backlash from leftist activist groups due to his work challenging illegal voter roll entries and submitting corrections to incorrect entries. 

Ted Metz reported on the State Election Board hearing on June 20 (day 1) and June 21 (day 2) where several election claims and petitions were reviewed including the official complaint on the lined paper ballot in Spalding, questions involving the Dominion Voting System update, and the petition by Marilyn Marks and the Coalition for Good Governance to address voting system vulnerabilities.  

We also heard from Garland Favorito who first gave us a recap of the GOP Convention where concern over election integrity was at the forefront. He followed with his response to the release Halderman Report by fact-checking "Setting the Election Security Record Straight", the Secretary of State’s letter to the Georgia Assembly and election directors.  Garland shared his response letter to election directors and fact-check documentation showing that Secretary Raffensperger’s pants are on fire. He also reviewed the problems of the MITRE report.  Use the link below to view the June 24 Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family. 

The latest development in the Curling, et. al. v. Raffensperger lawsuit was unsealing of the 96-page “Halderman Report” that describes numerous security gaps affecting Dominion touchscreen voting equipment used in Georgia and other states. Garland Favorito reviewed the key vulnerabilities uncovered in the report which must be dealt with prior to the 2024 election cycle.  Dr. Halderman has posted a summary of the Report’s findings to share. 

Mark Cook, one of the forensic computer systems analysts for Tina Peters in Colorado, joined us with a comprehensive overview of the problems with our computerized election systems including a live demonstration of the voting system’s vulnerabilities.  Use the link below to view the June 17th Election Integrity Update if you missed it.  These are two of the most impactful presentations we’ve had on Georgia’s ballot marking devices this year, share this link widely with friends and family. 

This week’s Election Integrity Update is one to watch! Matt Rowenczak updated us on attempts by a Fulton County Commissioner and leftist activists to block the two nominees for Board of Registration and Elections (BRE) lawfully designated by the GOP.  The Fulton County BOC has received 150 emails against Jason Frazier's nomination for his work challenging illegal voter roll records, email the Fulton County BOC in support of Jason Frazier and Mike Heekin and ask that the BOC follow the law. See the announcements section for more details.

Milton City Council member Rick Mohrig and researcher Lisa Cauley spoke about their feasibility study of the City of Milton for conducting their own municipal elections, a presentation demonstrating outstanding cost savings for the city. As Rick Mohrig stated on the call the savings is actually even greater than what was presented in December 2022. Rick did some additional research to determine the cost savings for initial startup will be well over $200K for this city of 31,000 registered voters. This study resulted in a unanimous vote for the City of Milton to run their own municipal elections independent of Fulton County.  

In addition, Chris Gleason, whose data from Maryland was used by O'Keefe Media Group to expose the “Campaign Finance Mules” smurfing donations to Act Blue and other campaigns across the country, spoke about his research.  His investigation into the Warnock campaign led to the return of $670,000 donations.  Use the link below to view the June 3rd Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family.    

With the breaking news last week we held a Memorial Day weekend Election Integrity Update. Garland Favorito revisited the important points from last Tuesday’s press conference for the Fulton County ballot inspection case and introduced the plaintiff’s new motion to recuse and a writ of certiorari to the Georgia Supreme Court. He also provided VoterGA’s full legal analysis of the Kari Lake signature verification case.  Use the link below to view the May 27 Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share it with friends and family. 

VoterGA unveiled a new election integrity and transparency campaign “Unplug, Unseal, Unleash Georgia” to be launched at the Georgia GOP State Convention.  Garland Favorito announced our press conference to be held on Tuesday to announce two initiatives by the plaintiffs in the Fulton County Ballot Inspection case.  In addition, Linda Rantz from Cause of America Missouri joined to present actual evidence that hand-counted ballot tabulation is practical. We also heard from Danielle Hagen, a volunteer with We the People AZ Alliance, reported on the Kari Lake election case in Arizona.  Use the link below to view the May 20 Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share it with friends and family. 

On this Saturday’s Election Integrity Update, I provided a long-awaited update on the Curling v. Raffensperger case. Garland Favorito gave his presentation titled “What We Must do to Secure the 2024 Georgia Elections.” This presentation summarized the evidence of alleged fraud, errors, and irregularities found during the 2020 and 2022 Georgia elections that have been censored from public discussion. He then outlined relatively simple legislative initiatives that must be accomplished to ensure honest 2024 Georgia elections.  Use the link below to view the May 6th Election Integrity Update if you missed it.  This meeting is ideal for sharing with friends and family. 

Election integrity supporters gained great momentum with big wins at the District GOP Conventions!  On our Election Integrity Update, Nathaniel Darnell reported on the District GOP Convention's efforts to advance transparency and accountability, Kandiss Taylor and Jason Piona provided details of their conventions’ wins and efforts towards secure elections. 

Garland Favorito presented VoterGA’s Resolution that was read at the GRA Endorsement Convention for a hand-counted paper ballots, transparent and verifiable voting system. We also announced a fundraiser to get VoterGA an educational outreach booth at the State GOP Convention. We raised the funds needed before the end of the day! 

William Quinn shared details regarding the dismissal of Konnech’s lawsuit against True the Vote.  Hank Sullivan talked about his research into SB 221 from 2021 which was signed into Georgia law allowing the governor to raise unlimited funds from any source, including out-of-state corporate entities, specifically to affect the outcome of any election.  Tania Sosa connected this law with the appearance of new organizations appearing in the aftermath of some GOP county conventions.