Craig, the ballot stuffer, feels betrayed by Democrats so he’s now telling Republicans the secrets of harvesting. Craig says if you want to beat a Democrat, you have to harvest like a Democrat. And while Republicans definitely shouldn’t start stuffing, Republicans need to start… pic.twitter.com/6CzbqZhgz6
— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) February 20, 2024
Just how trustworthy are local elections?
Watch the video above. So called ‘Ballot Harvester’ Craig Calloway is making national headlines. Callaway sharing best practices on how to get your side elected.
Seth Grossman of Liberty and Prosperity: One ‘secret’ told by Callaway was getting all family members and each of their friends registered to vote as soon as they turned 18. Another was spending weeks before Election Day getting as many of them as possible to vote by mail or messenger so they would not be busy or distracted on Election Day and forget to vote. Another ‘secret’ that Callaway talked about was winning the trust and friendship of immigrant business owners
A former Atlantic City council president, Callaway was the keynote speaker at a recent Liberty and Prosperity fundraiser in Somers Point.
Read more about Craig Callaway situation at Liberty and Prosperity.
Citizens for New Jersey Election Integrity.
In other related news, a group called Citizens for New Jersey Election Integrity now requesting election data of all 21 New Jersey counties. Not all comply.
Oddly, Atlantic County does not comply?
Public election data requested:
- Cast vote records with time-stamped detail.
- Ballot images.
- Electronic poll book logs (who checked-in to vote)
- Tabulator totals (data from ballot scanning machines)
- System logs (machine access, functions performed)
- Other associated election data.
For over three years, attempts were made to obtain election records from Atlantic County.
Citizens for New Jersey Election Integrity
‘In every instance, Atlantic County deflects, makes excuses, claims they will comply, but mostly ignores request. Those who submit an (OPRA) open public records request get directed to Atlantic County departments like the Superintendent of Elections or the Board of Elections.
Atlantic County personnel seem to be ‘passing the buck’. OPRA requests remain unfulfilled.
Is Atlantic County withholding election data? Read this and decide for yourself.
