74 Georgia Counties Can’t Produce Original 2020 Election Ballot Images

This VoterGA press conference revealed that 74 Georgia counties cannot produce the
original November, 2020 election ballot images that are automatically created by the
Dominion voting system and used to tabulate results. Digital ballot images are a key
component of election records that are required to be retained for a period of about
two years by federal and state retention laws. At least 56 counties have admitted in
writing that they do not have all or many images while another 18 counties failed to
comply with Open Records Requests at the time of the press conference. The results
were compiled by a VoterGA ballot image analysis team that served all 159 Georgia
counties with those Open Records Requests. The press conference also presented written
evidence that the former State Elections Director authorized one or more counties to destroy
original Election Day images by overwriting memory cards containing those images.