- The Washington Post received an email from Trump. campaign to fake GOP voters.
- Email outlined how these voters could infiltrate the Georgia Capitol and sign certificates.
- it also asked the diagram participants for “complete secrecy and prudence” ensure Trump win.
Explosive email received by The Washington Post and CNN released. new information on scheme devised former President Donald Trump campaign in Georgia, which involved fake voters to vote in elections. votes for his.
An email dated December 13, 2020 contained instructions on how voters could position themselves as members of the Electoral College votes in service of Trump despite the victory of President Joe Biden in state. Despite the plan, all 16 electoral votes for the state was abandoned in service of Biden-Harris ticket the next day.
In an email sent by Trump campaign staffer, fake voters were instructed on how infiltrate the Georgia State Capitol, sign certificates that they were there to piss votes for state, and ultimately defy the will of state voters by ballot for Trump instead.
“I have to ask for your complete prudence in this process,” wrote Robert Sinners, Trump campaign campaign director in Georgia, according to outlets. “Your duties must ensure the end result – a win in Georgia for President Trump, but he will be hindered if we don’t complete secrecy and prudence.
Voters were ordered to tell buildingguards they had an appointment, The Post reports. with one of state senators to gain access.
“Please no way should you mentioned to do something with presidential electors or talk to media”- wrote the sinners. in bold text, in rosette.
Georgia was one of seven states where Trump allies sent fake documents to the National Archives, falsely claiming he was won in them. The papers have been signed of Trump supporters claimed they were valid voters but were actually scammers who had no legal role in certifying elections results.
issue of fake voters in Georgia currently being investigated by Fanny Willis, Fulton County District Attorney.
In a statement to The Post, Sinners said he was simply following instructions from senior campaign staff and David Schafer, Chairman of Republican Party of Georgia.
“After the refusal of the former president to accept results of elections and allow peaceful transition of power my views on this business changed far from where they’ve been on December 13,” Sinners said. who currently working for Secretary of Georgia of The fortune of Brad Raffensperger – the famous Trump enemy.
Lawyer for Schafer told The Post that Schafer relayed over all his election posts vote to the January 6 committee to investigate the riots in the Capitol.
“Nobody of neither these reports nor his testimony suggest that Mr. Schafer requested or wished for confidentiality regarding temporary voters,” Shafer’s lawyer said, according to the publication.
Trump’s representatives did not immediately respond to the request. for comment from an insider.
