Dawsonville, GA — Today the GRA’s Election Integrity Action Group Chairman Jason Frazier successfully brought to light several examples of flaws in the Fulton County election system. At the Georgia State Board of Elections Meeting held today in Dawsonville at the courthouse, Jason presented a complaint listing numerous examples.
Among other things in his complaint he pointed out 20 people who were registered twice in the county and voted twice. An attorney for Fulton County appeared to argue against Frazier’s findings. However, the state Board of Elections ultimately agreed that at least ten people were double registered and had voted twice in the same election. There are clearly flaws in the system that need to be repaired.
“We were all here when one of the individuals said ‘Yes, I had a mail-in ballot. My wife turned it in, and I voted in person.’ That’s a double vote. … These are called lies!” said Frazier.
Jason has been nominated to serve on the Fulton County Board of Elections by GRA member and Fulton County Republican Party Chairwoman Stephanie Endres, but his nomination has been repeatedly held up by the Fulton County Commission because they don’t like how much much evidence of election fraud Frazier has brought to light.
“We need to get to a system with full legal name, full date of birth is verified, and real addresses,” said Frazier. “Not P.O. Boxes. … Those could be very very simple checks. It’s going to greatly reduce the duplicates.”
“If we want ‘one voter, one vote,’ we need ‘one voter, one registration’!”
