Lawmakers Stunned By Early Voting Numbers
In Georgia, early voting is witnessing an unprecedented surge, with over 600,000 ballots cast as of Wednesday, according to the state’s Secretary of State. This record-breaking participation underscores the deep engagement of voters as we approach a pivotal election cycle.
Gabriel Sterling, Georgia’s Chief Operations Officer, highlighted this remarkable trend, announcing that by mid-afternoon, the state had already surpassed 200,000 votes for the day alone. “With the rest of the day and absentee ballots still to be counted, we could be nearing 600,000 votes cast,” he noted on social media.
Sterling later provided further updates, indicating that the total number of early votes was climbing rapidly, approaching 620,000, representing an impressive 8.6% voter turnout. He praised the tireless efforts of election workers and the enthusiasm of Georgia voters. His remarks were a clear rebuttal to claims made by critics who suggested that Georgia’s election laws were oppressive.
The significance of Georgia in the upcoming presidential election cannot be overstated. The state, which has been a Republican stronghold for many years, saw a narrow victory for President Biden in 2020 after Trump won in 2016. The Democratic Party has gained momentum here, spurred by recent electoral successes, making it crucial for Republicans to rally their base and reclaim this key battleground.
Former President Trump recently campaigned in Atlanta, appealing directly to voters dissatisfied with the current administration’s economic policies. Polls show Trump holding a slight lead, reflecting a potentially favorable outlook for Republican candidates.
Amid these developments, questions have arisen concerning the integrity of Georgia’s voting systems. A local judge recently affirmed that Dominion Voting Systems are secure for the upcoming election, while another judge ruled that election officials must certify results even amid allegations of fraud, reinforcing the principle that the voices of Georgia’s voters must be heard.
As early voting continues, the enthusiasm in Georgia serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of civic engagement and the crucial role each vote plays in shaping the future of our nation. This year, let’s stand united and ensure that our values are represented at the ballot box.
I voted yes, but I really believe that the machine counting would be more accurate IF the machines are not tampered withas in 2020. Actually, I’m not sure if there will ever be a fair election. Dems have their cheating game down pretty tight.
The “steal” is already in place because NOTHING has been done to stop it. The “deep state wealthy elite CABAL”. billionaires are terrified that TRUMP will regain his rightful place in OUR Oval office, and their stolen power,control,and as well as their tyrannical agenda, will come to a abrupt end and will pull out “all the stops” to AGAIN, rig and STEAL the real votes of the American people, in order to retain their STOLEN POWER.
Other countries (without “machines that can be hacked”), can hand count their votes in one night, and results are given to the voters immediately. No “delay’s”, or shutdowns” of the machines in the middle of the night in order to re-program the algorithms if the “machine senses their “preferred” candidate begins to LOSE, (like what happened in this country in 2020).
Voting machines must be carefully watched and verified Democrats will do anything to steal a election that’s the main reason they left all these illegals in the country.