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Tabulator tapes serve as the "cash register receipts" of an election, providing a physical record of every vote scanned by a specific machine. According to Georgia State Rule 183-1-12-.12, these tapes must be printed in triplicate and signed by a poll manager and two witnesses to legally certify the results and establish a secure chain of custody. When these tapes go unsigned—as seen with the 315,000 ballots in Fulton County—the legal link between the machine’s digital count and the final certification is severed. Without these signatures, there is no verified proof that the results were observed and found accurate at the source, transforming a foundational security requirement into an unverified "clerical error" and leaving the entire election outcome vulnerable to a lack of accountability.

Back on the trail...

Welcome to 2026! I hope you and your families stayed safe and warm during the recent winter storms. While the ice may have slowed down the morning commute for some, it certainly didn’t slow down our momentum. After a brief winter break to recharge over the holidays, our team is officially back on the trail and more energized than ever.

This year is pivotal. We aren’t just running a campaign; we are building a movement to restore integrity, accountability, and common-sense solutions to our Secretary of State's office.

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Supporting Senate Resolution 563

Election integrity isn't just a slogan—it’s the bedrock of our republic and our duty as citizens of this great country. Our republic depends on all of us to serve as the final auditor of our elections.
As we begin this new year, I want to reiterate my unwavering support for Senate Resolution 563.
I stand firmly with our Georgia Senators in calling on the current Secretary of State to fully comply with the Department of Justice’s requests. Bloated voter rolls are unacceptable and a threat to the security and transparency of our elections.
For too long, the current administration has relied on talking points rather than transparency. I recently shared my thoughts on this, and the message remains the same:
"If our voter rolls are truly ‘the cleanest in the nation,’ now is the time to prove it—through transparency and action, not rhetoric. I urge members of the House to do the same."
The voters of Georgia deserve a Secretary of State who welcomes accountability instead of obstructing it. We cannot restore trust in our system if the office in charge of it continues to push back against legitimate oversight.
It is time to stop the excuses and start the work of securing our elections.

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Meet the Team: Your Points of Contact

As we scale up our operations, I want to make sure you have the direct lines you need to get involved or get on our calendar.

Scheduling: We’re filling up the 2026 calendar fast! If you’d like Kelvin to visit your group or join a local meeting, connect with our Scheduler Leslie!
- Email: [email protected]
Grassroots Coordinator: Want to host a porch talk, grab a yard sign, or join our phone banking teams? Connect with our Grassroots Coordinator, Sid, to get plugged in.
- Email: [email protected]

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Norcross, Georgia 30092

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