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The Georgia Secretary of State’s 2024 inquiry into Fulton County concluded there was no evidence of widespread fraud in the specific “ballot suitcase” and poll-worker allegations it examined, but it i...
Multiple official and recounts affirmed ’s victory in in 2020, and state election officials and courts repeatedly rejected claims that widespread fraud altered the outcome, though isolated errors and ...
The Georgia Secretary of State’s office and the State Election Board (SEB) focused their review of Fulton County’s 2020 tabulation tapes on both the physical tape receipts from tabulators and a broad ...
Investigations in Georgia after the 2020 election focused on several discrete chain-of-custody and ballot-handling incidents, most prominently a Fulton County “ballot suitcase” allegation, misplaced m...
Zero tapes are paper printouts produced by electronic ballot tabulators before voting begins that display the machine’s internal vote registers as zero and serve as a verifiable record that no votes a...
Investigations by Georgia’s Secretary of State and by Fulton County into ballot handling have repeatedly found no evidence of widespread ballot-stuffing or illegal coordinated ballot harvesting; a Sta...
When a certified Georgia election later shows procedural chain‑of‑custody lapses, the available remedies are primarily administrative objection, civil litigation seeking injunctive relief or decertifi...
Georgia’s official post‑2020 tallies — the initial machine tabulation, a hand‑count risk‑limiting audit (RLA), and a machine recount — produced highly similar totals for Fulton County and for the stat...
Georgia law sets specific statutory duties for the safekeeping, storage, scanning and limited disclosure of absentee ballots and related materials after an election, most notably within O.C.G.A. §21-2...
The 2020 Fulton County election audits were found to contain multiple procedural mistakes — chiefly unsigned and unverified tabulation “zero” tapes during early voting and human-data-entry errors that...
’s election laws were substantially rewritten after the elections: in 2021 the -controlled legislature passed Senate Bill 202 (the “Election Integrity Act of 2021”) that changed absentee ballot rules,...
The ’s Jan. 28 search of ’s election hub—seizing roughly 700 boxes and seeking “all physical ballots…tabulator tapes…ballot images, and voter rolls” from the —was carried out under a federal criminal ...
has long required counties and the Secretary of State to keep “primary and election” records for at least 24 months after an election , but the post‑2020 years saw targeted additions and heated debate...
require ballot scanners to produce a pre‑voting “zero” tape and post‑voting tabulator tapes that are printed, witnessed and signed as part of the and reconciliation process; those tapes are attached t...
’s handling of the 2020 election was found to include multiple documented procedural lapses—most prominently a large set of unsigned tabulator tapes covering roughly 315,000 early in‑person votes, mis...
The executed a search warrant at the elections hub seeking records tied to the , and the ’s civil‑rights division separately filed a suit in December seeking access to many of the same 2020 materials ...
Three formal tallies — the initial machine tabulation, a hand-conducted risk-limiting audit, and a machine recount — all produced similar results that affirmed Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in Fulton Count...
The Department of Justice’s civil complaint against Fulton County seeks physical and digital ballot materials from the 2020 general election — specifically “all used and void ballots, stubs of all bal...