Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Just Had 40,000 Affidavits On 2020 Election Fraud Delivered To His Office

The Georgia Governor’s office had 40,000 election fraud affidavits delivered concerning the Georgia 2020 presidential election, even though Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) declared that the election that he certified was free and fair. Yeah, and I’m Mary, Queen of Scots.

Remember how we were told that the 2020 election was the most secure election ever?

Back in May 2021, I did a story about a data expert, Mark Davis, president of Data Productions, Inc., who was asked to analyze the Georgia 2020 election data. Of many irregularities that he discovered, there was one he focused on because it was the easiest to prove.

Back in November 2020, Davis processed a copy of the Georgia voter file where he discovered, among other things, about 35,000 votes that may have been cast with major residency issues. To prove his suspicions, he started collecting corroborating evidence to support his analysis and now feels he has enough to begin sharing his conclusions because the end result at this point is inevitable.

It turns out there were 35,000 Georgians who moved from one county in Georgia to another country in Georgia more than 30 days prior to the 2020 election and they did not notify state of their move, and they voted in the 2020 election. According to Georgia law, they were not allowed to vote in either their old or new county. That’s neither me nor Davis saying this. It’s the law.

Davis began a series of state data pulls to match up USPS notices of the date the voters moved to the date that they legally notified the state of Georgia. So far, he is very near 12,000 people who voted illegally. Joe Biden supposedly won the state by 11,779 votes over Trump. If Davis is right, then the election should be nullified at the least. Georgia law says a judge can do that if presented with verifiable evidence and I believe Davis’ work fits that requirement.

That right there is enough to get any secretary of state’s attention enough to shout from the rooftops, but not Raffensperger.

A group called Georgia Patriots traveled to the governor’s office to deliver about 40,000 sworn affidavits alleging 2020 election fraud.

Mike Lindell accompanied them and pissed off the office staffers. Emerald Robinson, formerly of Newsmax, also joined the group.

Governor Brian Kemp signed the bill for election integrity, but he also refused to pressure Raffensperger to do the right thing, who in an effort to get the radical leftist Stacey Abrams to stop accusing the GOP of voter suppression, entered into a consent decree with Abrams that changed election laws (illegal) and that decision helped the Democrats to cheat. Raffensberger changed election law (illegal) so that instead of doing absentee ballot signature verification by matching the ballot signature to a driver’s license or his voter registration application to match the ballot signature to the application for a mail-in ballot. In other words, Raffensperger made it so that the Democrats could match the forger’s signature!

Here’s how disrespected Raffensperger became after it was revealed what he did. Even Rasmussen questions Raffensperger’s incompetence.

2020 Election Integrity: Georgia – All Hail The Lizard King! – Brad Raffensperger Attempts 2022 Midterms Machine Cram Down

Where ARE those 13 missing routers?

40,000 election fraud affidavits get served to angry Kemp staff in Georgia, by @EmeraldRobinson https://t.co/qS7nT8miqH

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) February 21, 2022

Watch the video of the angry Kemp staffers as the affidavits were being delivered.

WATCH:

It’s almost as if the Georgia Republicans running the state want nothing to do with finding the truth about what happened in the 2020 election. They think that since they passed election integrity laws that they redeemed themselves. Well, Raffensperger is allegedly using Dominion machines for the 2022 midterm elections. Remember what Einstein said about trying the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.