The Secretary of State’s office in Georgia revealed that more than 2,700 uncounted votes have been discovered on a Fayette County memory card.
New: a memory card was found during the audit in Fayette county with 2,755 votes. Decreased Biden statewide lead by 449. New margin total statewide in GA is a 12,929 lead for Biden
— Justin Gray (@JustinGrayWSB) November 17, 2020
The amount of people checked into vote was higher than the number of total votes reported on Election Day, explained the Secretary of State’s voting system implementation manager Gabriel Sterling.
Last week’s hand-counting audit confirmed suspicions, the election official explained to 11Alive. “Because of the audit, we found this,” Sterling said. “They didn’t do the reconciliation process properly.”
“We did have an issue with a scanner at the polling location where the undercount occurred. That will be the starting point for our investigation. As of now, we believe it was a technical issue caused by human error,” Melanie Conrad with the Floyd County board of elections wrote in a statement released to FOX 5 News.
The breakdown provided a net gain of over 400 votes for President Donald Trump—with 1,577 votes going to him and 1,128 going to Democratic challenger Joe Biden—plus a few dozen for Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen and write-in candidates.
Gabriel Sterling with the GA Sec. of State's office says 2,755 votes discovered in Fayette County. Unlike in Floyd County, these were scanned votes that were in the system. 1,577 for Donald Trump 1,128 for Joe Biden. This makes a net gain of over 400 for Trump. #11alive #gapol
— Hope Ford (@hope_iam) November 17, 2020
The new margin statewide is a 12,929 lead for Biden, WSB-TV investigative journalist Justin Gray reported.
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