Election Fraud In Georgia
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Gian lận bầu cử, trường hợp cụ thể ở Georgia.
Gabriel Sterling, người chống Trump mạnh mẽ và là nhân
viên phụ trách bầu cử của Georgia cho biết ông đã nạp đơn khiếu nại một phụ nữ
ghi danh bầu cử gian lận dùng địa chỉ nhà của ông. Ông phát giác việc nầy khi tổ
chức Fair Fight Action gởi thư đến nhà ông cho một phụ nữ xa lạ yêu cầu bà nầy đi
bỏ phiếu đầu tháng tới.
Fair Fight do Stacy Abrahm thành lập 2018 chống các biện
pháp bà nói đàn áp người da màu trong việc tranh cử. Tổ chức nầy đã mua quảng cáo
TV đòi thống đốc Kemp hủy bỏ khế ước mua máy Dominion để phá hoại mọi cuộc bầu
cử.
Phụ nữ liên hệ tên Meron Fissha đã nói với Fox News
Atlanta rằng bà đã đi bầu năm 2020, ghi danh theo địa chỉ của Sterling, tức là
ngôi nhà bà đã bán cho Sterling hơn hai năm qua. Sterling khai rằng bà Fissha bán
nhà cho ông ta năm 2018 và đã dọn đi Maryland.
Fissha nói với Fox 5 rằng bà sống và làm việc hợp pháp
tại Atlanta; bà đã bỏ phiếu vắng mặt gởi về Maryland vì bà phải chăm sóc người
em trai bệnh nặng.
Sterling nói Fissha đã gian lận bầu cử năm 2018 và đã
gian lận nhiều lần khác qua các lần ghi tên giả mạo và tuyên thệ khai đúng sự
thật những điều sai trái. Fulton County đã bỏ phiếu 4/1 công nhận tố cáo của
Sterling có căn cử để được cứu xét.
Sterling cảm thấy hành động nầy khôi hài vì trong những
tuần qua ông không ngớt chỉ trích Trump cố chứng minh gian lậnn và bất thường
trong cuộc bầu cử 2020 tại Georgia.
Georgia election official – and noted Trump-basher –
Gabriel Sterling made a statement this afternoon announcing his official challenge
to the voter registration of a woman who admitted to fraudulently voting using
his home address in the 2020 election.
Sterling is the Voting System Implementation Manager
for the state of Georgia. He discovered the fraudulent voter registration when
the Democrat-aligned get-out-the-vote organization Fair Fight Action sent a
reminder to vote in her name to his home.
Fair Fight was founded by Stacey Abrams in 2018 to
combat alleged voter suppression in Georgia, including against election
security standards which many Democrats claim are unnecessary and racist.The woman in question, Meron Fissha, admitted to Fox 5 Atlanta that she voted using Sterling’s
address in the 2020 election despite having sold the house to him over two
years ago.
Sterling’s challenge alleged that she had moved to
Maryland after selling the house in 2018, a state which – unlike Georgia – was
not considered competitive in the 2020 presidential election.
Fissha claimed to Fox 5 that she is legally working
and living in Atlanta but requested an absentee ballot to be sent to Maryland
because she is temporarily staying there while taking care of her brother who
has a medical issue. She also said she plans to “update” her voting address.
According to Sterling, Fissha also fraudulently voted
using his address in the 2018 election. He suggested in a series of tweets that
Fissha may have committed multiple crimes by voting repeatedly under a false
registration and signing an oath attesting to information she knew was
inaccurate.The Fulton County Elections Board voted 4-1 to accept that his filed
challenge meets the standard of probable cause.
Sterling conceded that it was “super ironic” for him
to be filing an official election fraud challenge after spending weeks bashing
President Trump over claims of widespread voter irregularity in Georgia.
Fair Fight do Stacy Abrahm thành lập 2018 chống các biện pháp bà nói đàn áp người da màu trong việc tranh cử. Tổ chức nầy đã mua quảng cáo TV đòi thống đốc Kemp hủy bỏ khế ước mua máy Dominion để phá hoại mọi cuộc bầu cử.
Phụ nữ liên hệ tên Meron Fissha đã nói với Fox News Atlanta rằng bà đã đi bầu năm 2020, ghi danh theo địa chỉ của Sterling, tức là ngôi nhà bà đã bán cho Sterling hơn hai năm qua. Sterling khai rằng bà Fissha bán nhà cho ông ta năm 2018 và đã dọn đi Maryland.
Fissha nói với Fox 5 rằng bà sống và làm việc hợp pháp tại Atlanta; bà đã bỏ phiếu vắng mặt gởi về Maryland vì bà phải chăm sóc người em trai bệnh nặng.
Sterling nói Fissha đã gian lận bầu cử năm 2018 và đã gian lận nhiều lần khác qua các lần ghi tên giả mạo và tuyên thệ khai đúng sự thật những điều sai trái. Fulton County đã bỏ phiếu 4/1 công nhận tố cáo của Sterling có căn cử để được cứu xét.
Georgia election official – and noted Trump-basher –
Gabriel Sterling made a statement this afternoon announcing his official challenge
to the voter registration of a woman who admitted to fraudulently voting using
his home address in the 2020 election.
Sterling is the Voting System Implementation Manager
for the state of Georgia. He discovered the fraudulent voter registration when
the Democrat-aligned get-out-the-vote organization Fair Fight Action sent a
reminder to vote in her name to his home.
Fair Fight was founded by Stacey Abrams in 2018 to
combat alleged voter suppression in Georgia, including against election
security standards which many Democrats claim are unnecessary and racist.The woman in question, Meron Fissha, admitted to Fox 5 Atlanta that she voted using Sterling’s
address in the 2020 election despite having sold the house to him over two
years ago.
Sterling’s challenge alleged that she had moved to
Maryland after selling the house in 2018, a state which – unlike Georgia – was
not considered competitive in the 2020 presidential election.
Fissha claimed to Fox 5 that she is legally working
and living in Atlanta but requested an absentee ballot to be sent to Maryland
because she is temporarily staying there while taking care of her brother who
has a medical issue. She also said she plans to “update” her voting address.
According to Sterling, Fissha also fraudulently voted
using his address in the 2018 election. He suggested in a series of tweets that
Fissha may have committed multiple crimes by voting repeatedly under a false
registration and signing an oath attesting to information she knew was
inaccurate.The Fulton County Elections Board voted 4-1 to accept that his filed
challenge meets the standard of probable cause.
Sterling conceded that it was “super ironic” for him
to be filing an official election fraud challenge after spending weeks bashing
President Trump over claims of widespread voter irregularity in Georgia.
Georgia election official – and noted Trump-basher – Gabriel Sterling made a statement this afternoon announcing his official challenge to the voter registration of a woman who admitted to fraudulently voting using his home address in the 2020 election.
Sterling is the Voting System Implementation Manager for the state of Georgia. He discovered the fraudulent voter registration when the Democrat-aligned get-out-the-vote organization Fair Fight Action sent a reminder to vote in her name to his home.
Fissha claimed to Fox 5 that she is legally working and living in Atlanta but requested an absentee ballot to be sent to Maryland because she is temporarily staying there while taking care of her brother who has a medical issue. She also said she plans to “update” her voting address.
According to Sterling, Fissha also fraudulently voted using his address in the 2018 election. He suggested in a series of tweets that Fissha may have committed multiple crimes by voting repeatedly under a false registration and signing an oath attesting to information she knew was inaccurate.The Fulton County Elections Board voted 4-1 to accept that his filed challenge meets the standard of probable cause.
Sterling conceded that it was “super ironic” for him to be filing an official election fraud challenge after spending weeks bashing President Trump over claims of widespread voter irregularity in Georgia.
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