Mark Wingate, a Fulton County Elections Board member, testifies that he voted against certifying the 2020 election because the county did not verify the signatures on 147,000 mail-in ballots.
"I asked what did we do for signature verification? And the comment I got back frankly floored me, 'We didn't do any.'"
Additionally, the county could not provide any chain of custody documentation or surveillance footage for mail-in ballots or ballot drop boxes.
"I and other board members had requested that we obtain the chain of custody documentation from the department and none of that was ever delivered."
"There was never any surveillance tape, an inch of footage delivered to the board."
He also says there were problems with the voter registration rolls that still exist in Fulton County.
Wingate's testimony was part of the disbarment hearing for Former United States Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark, who is among the 19 defendants facing various charges, including racketeering, by Fani Willis for investigating the 2020 election in Fulton County.
Garland Favorito of VoterGA testifies on six affidavits alleging counterfeit ballots in Fulton County, Georgia's 2020 election, which remain unresolved three years later.
"These mail-in ballots weren't folded from being mailed. They were not on the correct paper stock. They were not marked with a writing instrument. They were marked with toner, according to senior poll managers who signed court affidavits."
"After three years, we have still not seen the ballots for which there were six sworn affidavits claiming they were counterfeit. That is not the appropriate way to investigate. The Secretary of State's office filed an amicus brief against us to try to prevent us from looking at the ballots. What kind of Secretary of State would do that?"
Additionally, over 70 counties in Georgia reportedly destroyed their original ballot images, violating federal and state laws requiring their retention for two years.
Favorito's testimony is part of the disbarment hearing for Former United States Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark, who is among 19 defendants charged by Fani Willis for investigating the 2020 election in Fulton County.
Mark Wingate, a Fulton County Elections Board member, also testified that he voted against certifying the 2020 election because the county failed to verify signatures on 147,000 mail-in ballots.
Fulton County also couldn't provide any chain of custody documentation or surveillance footage for mail-in ballots or ballot drop boxes.
Mark Wingate, a Fulton County Elections Board member, testifies that he voted against certifying the 2020 election because the county did not verify the signatures on 147,000 mail-in ballots.
"I asked what did we do for signature verification? And the comment I got back frankly floored me, 'We didn't do any.'"
Additionally, the county could not provide any chain of custody documentation or surveillance footage for mail-in ballots or ballot drop boxes.
"I and other board members had requested that we obtain the chain of custody documentation from the department and none of that was ever delivered."
"There was never any surveillance tape, an inch of footage delivered to the board."
He also says there were problems with the voter registration rolls that still exist in Fulton County.
Wingate's testimony was part of the disbarment hearing for Former United States Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark, who is among the 19 defendants facing various charges, including racketeering, by Fani Willis for investigating the 2020 election in Fulton County.
Garland Favorito of VoterGA testifies on six affidavits alleging counterfeit ballots in Fulton County, Georgia's 2020 election, which remain unresolved three years later.
"These mail-in ballots weren't folded from being mailed. They were not on the correct paper stock. They were not marked with a writing instrument. They were marked with toner, according to senior poll managers who signed court affidavits."
"After three years, we have still not seen the ballots for which there were six sworn affidavits claiming they were counterfeit. That is not the appropriate way to investigate. The Secretary of State's office filed an amicus brief against us to try to prevent us from looking at the ballots. What kind of Secretary of State would do that?"
Additionally, over 70 counties in Georgia reportedly destroyed their original ballot images, violating federal and state laws requiring their retention for two years.
Favorito's testimony is part of the disbarment hearing for Former United States Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark, who is among 19 defendants charged by Fani Willis for investigating the 2020 election in Fulton County.
Mark Wingate, a Fulton County Elections Board member, also testified that he voted against certifying the 2020 election because the county failed to verify signatures on 147,000 mail-in ballots.
Fulton County also couldn't provide any chain of custody documentation or surveillance footage for mail-in ballots or ballot drop boxes.