Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensberger, knows alllll about the shit in Fulton & Dekalb counties (that's Atlanta)
We've put up with incompetence in Atlanta government for decades. Enough is enough.
Let this metro Atlanta native give you the TL;DR
Corrupt blacks in Atlanta hire their incompetent, also-black friends for EVERYTHING in local government
It's like the damn Mafia, only the Mafia is a shitload more efficient.
Once they got a few "friends" weaseled into Human Resources decades ago, it's been the same story 500 times.
I voted in a metro Atl county this afternoon. It took 10 minutes, including walking back & forth to the car.
New machines that print out a paper ballot worked like a charm, fast and easy.
Atlanta is a cesspool of corruption and incompetence.
The corrupt incompetent Democrats have been bitching and moaning since lunchtime, saying they'll sue, demanding investigations, the usual.
I don't always agree with Brian Kemp, but he and Raffensberger have got these fuckers' numbers.
I hope they snatch Hartsfield Airport right out of Fulton County's filthy hands.
https://www.wsbradio.com/news/local/secretary-state-office-opens-investigation-into-poor-planning-county-elections/nolKyWEkhF8hFGtfpGTPXM/
Secretary of State’s office opens investigation into ‘poor planning’ by county elections
By: Justin Gray Local WSBTV
Published: June 9, 2020 11:19 AM
Updated: June 9, 2020 5:17 PM
The Secretary of State’s office says county officials are to blame for voting issues that have caused massive lines and hours-long wait times at polling locations across metro Atlanta.
People all over north Georgia sent us photos of long lines and reported issues with voting machines starting as soon as the polls opened at 7 a.m.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says he is opening an investigation into the Fulton and DeKalb counties election processes:
“The voting situation today in certain precincts in Fulton and Dekalb counties is unacceptable. My office has opened an investigation to determine what these counties need to do to resolve these issues before November’s election. Obviously, the first time a new voting system is used there is going to be a learning curve, and voting in a pandemic only increased these difficulties. But every other county faced these same issues and were significantly better prepared to respond so that voters had every opportunity to vote.”
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The SOS office said earlier Tuesday the counties that are having issues are to blame for their own problems.
“While these issues are unfortunate, they are not issues of the equipment but a function of counties engaging in poor planning, limited training and failures of leadership,” Statewide Voting Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling said in a statement to Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Justin Gray.
We have reporters spread across north Georgia working to get more information on the issues and what’s being done to fix them. Stay with us for LIVE coverage all afternoon and evening on Channel 2 Action News.
While many people reported that their voting machines were not working, the SOS office says it’s not the equipment that was the problem.
“We have reports of poll workers not understanding setup or how to operate voting equipment,” Sterling said. “So far we have no reports of any actual equipment issues.”
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Officials did say they received reports of equipment being delivered late and to the wrong locations.
Meanwhile, Georgia House Speaker David Ralston is calling for an investigation into the voting problems, particularly in Fulton County. Here is his full statement: (cont'd in next post)