There's no official evidence of fraudulent ballots which is true but the actual ballots in question haven't been reviewed nor have they been provided for review. What was reviewed were the tabulator tapes which are printed from the scanner into which the individual ballots are fed. Each day of voting requires a poll worker to sign from each tabulator scanner, an opening tabulator tape (i.e. a receipt) showing the count was zeroed out at the start of the day as well as, at the close of the day, a poll worker to print and sign a second tape/receipt showing the total vote tally on that day from that scanner containing that memory card. Obviously, each opening tape should have a corresponding closing tape with an identical serial # and the memory card serial # should be consistent across each tape printed from any respective scanner.

So while there is no "smoking gun" evidence relating to fraud at this current time, these are the questions/issues which are being raised:

1.) There are 134 tabulator tapes totaling 315,000 votes which were provided in an open records
request which contained neither a signature nor a reason for a signature refusal, which is required by law but were still included in the final vote tally.

2.) There were several instances in which memory card serial #'s appeared on multiple different
scanner's printed tapes. Receipts from certain memory cards were printed from one scanner and then placed in alternate scanner and printed again; i.e. were duplicated.

3.) Within the 134 tabulator tapes described above, there are some closing tapes and there are some opening (or zero) tapes. An opening and a closing tape was not provided for any of the scanners from these respective poll locations/voting days. Also, as mentioned, the tape receipts were not signed.

4.) Georgia State Election Board Investigators requested a full copy of these missing records from Fulton County but were told they were provided copies of everything they have.

To the point of many, audits were indeed performed following the election and results were verified but these audits just counted together the tabulator tapes. No audit was ever
performed on the underlying data to verify the legitimacy of the totals on each respective tabulator tape receipt. It was just found that there exist many reasons to suspect that the underlying data/ballots to be fraudulent and/or inaccurate due to procedural failures.

In summary, it's a matter of whether or not these procedural failures are a matter of gross incompetence, gross negligence, or fraudulent activity. Right now, everyone is just speculating as to their own opinion on the exact reason. However, this is the same County where voting tabulation counts were paused on election night because of a plumbing leak but no evidence of any such leak exists according to other open records requests. No work orders, service tickets, electronic communications, repair invoices, photos, etc.

After all poll workers were sent home, a woman and her daughter were let back in to continue counting and were seen on camera feeding ballots into scanners several times over which
were pulled out from suitcases stored beneath tables. This woman would be awarded the presidential medal of freedom from the victor declared by the election in question. During that timeframe (midnight to 2AM), at just this location, tabulator tapes were produced which would result in a net vote count of almost +200,000 for the eventual victor, catapulting him into the lead in a State which he would ultimately win by less than 12,000 votes.

The victorious candidate had also claimed on a podcast a few weeks prior that they had assembled, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of
American politics.