Could Clear Evidence of Georgia Election Fraud Be in the Bag?

ATLANTA — One of the more vexing issues confronting those who would like to prove fraud in the 2020 Georgia general election has been the ability to offer visual proof to back up affidavitaccusations. This is largely due to the fact that still cameras and video recording equipment are for the most part prohibited at the polls. But such proof may have been dropped yesterday during a hearing before members of the Georgia State Judiciary Subcommittee, when attorney Jackie Pick presented portions of a CCTV recording from the State Farm Arena.

This video appears to show election workers counting thousands of ballots which were inexplicably stashed in several pieces of luggage beneath a covered table. The tabulation of these ballots occurred after counting at the arena had been stopped and observers say they were told to leave – ostensibly because of a water pipe break.

Pick apologized for only showing a small portion of the video (about 12 minutes from a 14 hour recording) but what she did show to the senators appears at first glance to be quite damning.

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