Almost three years ago today, right in the aftermath of the most secure election in world

history, you might remember that another election was held.

This was a special Senate election in the state of Georgia, wherein both of their two Senate seats were up for grabs.

It was basically a runoff election because no candidate had gotten 50% of the vote.

And so, while the presidential election took place on November 3rd of 2020,

the special Georgia runoff election took place on January 5th of 2021 and in that

two month interim period between the two elections an organization called True The Vote was working to clean up the voter rolls over in the state of Georgia.

Specifically, during this window of time, quote, True the Vote, its founder, Catherine Engelbrecht, and several others had raised questions about whether 364,000 Georgia

voters were improperly registered because their voter registrations conflicted with their mailing addresses.

Essentially, what this organization did

was that they compare the mailing data

that they had on hand with the data

that was on the official voter rolls in the state.

And they found discrepancies in the form

of people not living, allegedly not living in the state and the county where they were registered to vote.

And so what this organization did was that they help people at the local level file election challenges.

Quote, Georgia law requires that voter challenges be made by other

voters living in the same county. As to Georgia runoff elections, which were

believed could determine control of the US Senate approached on January 5th of 2021,

true the vote, narrowed its challenge list to about 39,000,

eliminating those with a legitimate reason to live elsewhere,

such as college students and active duty military.

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