I will leave you with a couple of quotes from a different “expert,” this one in the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office. “Bottom line is that determining whether someone who moved from one county to another should have been eligible to vote in the November election requires applying a complicated array of both federal and state law to each individual’s specific factual scenario. A spreadsheet listing voters’ names (like the one Mark Davis uses) doesn’t come close to meeting that standard. We have consistently said that the issues we were seeing post 2020 election were similar to issues … that come up after any election. This is exactly one of those issues. It doesn’t invalidate the 2020 election any more than it invalidates any previous election in Georgia. It does highlight that the federal law that restricts states from keeping better voter rolls needs to be reformed.”
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