Georgia Announces Signature Matching Review In All Counties; Mo Brooks and 18 Republicans send letter to Congress demanding election fraud hearings before electoral vote count, and other related 2020 Election stories

By admin On Dec 17, 2020

Georgia announces signature matching review in all counties:

Georgia officials on Thursday caved to requests for a statewide signature matching effort after President Trump’s campaign has repeatedly asked for the study since the Nov. 3 elections.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a statewide effort to review signatures for absentee ballots in all of the state’s 159 counties. The move is an attempt to rebuild trust in the state’s election process.

The announcement comes less than three weeks before the Georgia Senate runoff elections on Jan. 5, which will determine what party holds the majority in the upper chamber.

Mr. Raffensperger announced the partnership with the University of Georgia in a press release on Thursday. The study will analyze a random sample of signatures for mail-in ballots during November’s presidential election. —>READ MORE HERE

Mo Brooks and 18 Republicans send letter to Congress demanding election fraud hearings before electoral vote count:

More than a dozen House Republicans joined Rep. Mo Brooks in sending a letter to House and Senate leaders urging election fraud hearings ahead of the Jan. 6 Electoral College count in Congress.

“18 House colleagues joined me in sending a letter to @senatemajldr, @SpeakerPelosi, and various House & Senate committee chairs seeking election fraud hearings ahead of the Jan 6th Electoral College vote submissions,” the Alabama Republican tweeted Thursday, along with copies of the letter signed by 18 of his colleagues seeking hearings on the integrity of the 2020 election.

18 House colleagues joined me in sending a letter to @senatemajldr, @SpeakerPelosi, and various House & Senate committee chairs seeking election fraud hearings ahead of the Jan 6th Electoral College vote submissions. pic.twitter.com/IcRvZ5pSED

— Mo Brooks (@RepMoBrooks) December 17, 2020