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Polling station observer Greg Stenstrom (Greg Stenstrom) is an expert in security fraud. He testified at the hearing and witnessed many chain of custody violations, including the issue of mailing ballots, the balance of ballots in the mailbox, and handling of USB flash cards, all of which violated the rules of the Delaware County Elections Commission. The regulations also violate the regulations on the review of electoral procedures.
Stanstrom said: “They didn’t follow any rules. I was surprised this happened.”
For example, he said that at least 24 times he saw a supervisor upload data from the USB card to the voting machine without the supervision of the voting observers. “When he came in, he was wearing baggy clothes. We took the photo and put it in the testimony. The voting observers from the Democratic Party saw it too,” he said.
A lawyer told Stansstrom that it is normal for the manager to take several USB cards left in the machine and enter them into the counting system. But Stanstrom then asked US Attorney William McSwain and some law enforcement officials that it was abnormal for more than two USB cards to remain in the voting machine.
Stanstrom later learned that the fate of “the 24 to 30 USB cards with data loaded” was unknown. “To this day, 47 USB cards are missing.” Yellow pages, everything is missing in Delaware County.
He said there are now about 120,000 votes in question.
At the hearing in Pennsylvania, Rudy Giuliani, the chief attorney for Trump’s team, declared that the electoral process in Pennsylvania was a “scam” and that such election violations also occurred in Michigan and Wisconsin. States, Nevada and Georgia, use mostly mail ballots (fraud).
“We are not depriving people of their right to vote. We are going to cancel the 672,000 fraudulent votes, to ensure that 72 million voters are not disenfranchised,” Giuliani said.
Giuliani suggested that Pennsylvania Republican senators vote for their own electoral college. He said that according to the Constitution, the state legislature has the power to disqualify the state electoral college and re-elect the electoral college. Both houses of the Pennsylvania Senate and the House of Representatives have a Republican majority, and the Electoral College will meet on December 4.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced on November 24 that the Secretary of State’s Office had certified the election results.
On the 25th, Pennsylvania Federal Judge Patricia McCullough (Patricia McCullough) ordered Pennsylvania to stop the certification of presidential election results and stop the certification of all election results.
Editor-in-charge: Li Yuan #
