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Seventy-four counties in Georgia have failed to produce original images of more than 17,000 ballots from the November 2020 election, according to VoterGA, a not-for-profit election monitoring organisation. Last year Joe Biden won the state by a razor-thin margin of 0.23 percent or 11,779 votes.

Of 74 counties surveyed by the VoterGA team, 56 counties admitted that most or all of the images created automatically by the Dominion voting system to tabulate results have been destroyed, the entity's press release says, explaining that the watchdog's volunteers made the decision by submitting Open Records Requests (ORR) for the images to each county.

 

The development has piqued the watchdog's interest since federal law USC 52 20701 and the Georgia Election Code require election documents to be kept respectively for 22 or 24 months. These documents are generally considered to include electronic ones, according to VoterGA.

 

The not-for-profit body elaborated that usually the Dominion voting system automatically creates images for in-person voted ballots on compact flash memory cards. When it comes to mail-in ballots, the system automatically creates images for them on memory flash drives. After that, the cards or drives are manually uploaded to the country's Election Management Server (EMS). Some counties also use high-speed scanners to transfer ballot images automatically to the EMS to speed the process up.

 

56 Counties Have No Original Images, 18 Counties Largely Ignored Requests

At least 28 counties told VoterGA volunteers that they had no original images and 22 of those counties only had recount images that some claimed are the same as originals. The election monitoring watchdog argues that the lack of original images makes audits in the counties impossible, since "recount images don’t have original timestamps" and don’t have "original metadata that shows how votes were initially interpreted". In addition, recount images can be changed by tampering with scans which also make them invalid for an election audit, argues the entity.

 

74 Georgia Counties Can’t Produce Original 2020 Election Ballot Images https://t.co/KMFQUmr6jr

— Garland Favorito (@VoterGa) November 10, 2021

 

VoterGA also received emails from another 28 counties which admitted that they do not have a complete set of original images. "Various counties were missing all in-person voting images, all absentee images, all Election Day images or a substantial portion of one or more of those groups," the press release highlights.

 

 

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https://sputniknews.com/20211110/election-watchdog-says-over-17k-2020-ballot-images-destroyed-in-georgia-making-audits-impossible-1090631786.html

 

 

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(Updated: October 18, 2017) Washington: The Central Intelligence Agency thought for months that it had mistakenly shredded a massive U.S. Senate report on its use of waterboarding and other "enhanced interrogation techniques" before suddenly discovering that its copy had not been lost after all, an agency official said on Tuesday.

"It's embarrassing and I have apologised," Christopher Sharpley, the acting CIA Inspector General, told the Senate Intelligence Committee during his confirmation hearing as President Donald Trump's nominee for the position.

Championed by Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein when she chaired the Senate panel, the "torture report," as it is known, is the result of a six-year investigation into so-called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the CIA after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, during the administration of Republican President George W. Bush.

The report has been the subject of disputes between the agency and committee Democrats, and Democrats and Republicans over issues including whether it should be declassified and whether investigators broke the law as they assembled it.

Feinstein wants the 6,700-page document declassified.

Sharpley said the CIA received the report in December 2014 on a computer disk, which was then uploaded into a classified system. Shortly thereafter, he said, the agency was told to delete it because of ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) litigation.

An email was sent saying the disk should not be destroyed, but Sharpley said months later, he was told it could not be found and an employee said it had been shredded.

But the disk was discovered later, after the FOIA litigation, he said, which concluded that the report was a "congressional" document, meaning it is not subject to FOIA requests.

 

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https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/cia-says-mistakenly-shredded-us-senate-torture-report-then-did-not-1764288

 

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settled...

  1. The closely watched lawsuit between Dominion Voting and Fox News has ended abruptly with a $787.5m settlement
  2. The settlement sees Fox News admit to "telling lies about Dominion", the voting systems firm's lawyers say
  3. Dominion Voting Systems was suing the TV network for $1.6bn, claiming its reputation was hurt after Fox knowingly spread lies about its voting machines after the 2020 US election
  4. Then-president Donald Trump attacked the voting machine company after the ballot, falsely claiming that it rigged the election to favour winner Joe Biden
  5. Dominion said Fox hosts amplified the “baseless allegations” - Fox says it acknowledged certain claims were false

 

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https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-65278051

 

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