‘No, Georgia election workers didn’t kick out observers and illegally count ‘suitcases’ of ballots’

Politifact writes about the most talked about example of purported fraud in the 2020 election:

A video presented by Rudy Giuliani and promoted by the Trump campaign purports to show Georgia election workers illegally counting suitcases full of ballots after election observers had been told to leave. The video itself doesn’t prove this claim.

Georgia election officials, including Republican voting system implementation manager Gabriel Sterling, publicly disputed claims that the video shows fraudulent activity.

Officials said that there was never an instruction for observers to leave, and that there were no suitcases full of ballots. The bins in the video were standard ballot containers, and the footage shows what officials described as the normal tabulation process.

* Nobody was ever told to leave, [Frances Watson, the Georgia secretary of state’s chief investigator] told Lead Stories. But some observers exited after the election workers responsible for opening the envelopes and verifying the ballots had finished their job and started taking off for the night.

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