Fulton County Official Slams FBI Seizure of Election Records Amid Ongoing Dispute Over 2020 Vote.
In a defiant statement, the chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners rejected claims that the original voting records seized by the FBI were tampered with or fabricated. The development has fueled ongoing debate over the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, where President Joe Biden won the state's electoral votes.
The county's top official maintained that the voting results were "authentic" and "verified," urging citizens to trust the democratic process despite growing concerns about election integrity among some Republican lawmakers. The FBI's seizure of the records has left many questions unanswered about what was found and why it was taken by federal authorities.
As part of a broader investigation into alleged voting irregularities, the agency had sought access to the county's original vote tallies. The move has reignited controversy over election security and raised concerns that some Republicans may be pushing a conspiracy theory claiming widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.
In a defiant statement, the chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners rejected claims that the original voting records seized by the FBI were tampered with or fabricated. The development has fueled ongoing debate over the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, where President Joe Biden won the state's electoral votes.
The county's top official maintained that the voting results were "authentic" and "verified," urging citizens to trust the democratic process despite growing concerns about election integrity among some Republican lawmakers. The FBI's seizure of the records has left many questions unanswered about what was found and why it was taken by federal authorities.
As part of a broader investigation into alleged voting irregularities, the agency had sought access to the county's original vote tallies. The move has reignited controversy over election security and raised concerns that some Republicans may be pushing a conspiracy theory claiming widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.