re: Georgia Republican Primary - May 19

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If the voting in Fulton County was as bad as it now looks, Purdue actually won the election in 2020 with over 50% of the vote on election day.

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This didn't get much notice yesterday when Fulton County lost its motion for return of the 600 boxes of election documents from 2020, including all of the actual ballots that were cast and counted.

The current leadership at DOJ is Todd Blanche serving as Acting Attorney General, while also being the confirmed Deputy Attorney General, and Stanley Woodward as Associate Attorney General, the DOJ #3 position.

Thomas Albus was given nationwide authority by former AG Bondi to look into election fraud claims from the 2020 election.

R. Trent McCotter, as "Principal Assistant" is the "first among equals" of the multiple Assistant Deputies that report directly to the Deputy AG -- Blanche. The position is the functional Chief of Staff.

Michael Weisbuch is a specially appointed "Senior Counsel" to Woodward. Best description I can offer is that those positions are focused on one particular matter.

This fight with Fulton County was over a search warrant -- a criminal matter. That would typically involve someone like Albus, and whatever staff of AUSAs he has working on the project Bondi gave him.

We know they now have a GJ subpoena out seeking identifications of persons who were involved in the vote counting -- that means they are lining up witnesses to testify.

The fact that the fight over possession of the seized election materials was waged by personnel out of the No. 2 and No. 3 DOJ officials tells you the level of importance attached to it.

Yesterday they won when the Judge denied the motion. Now Albus and his team can begin looking at the documents that Fulton County has kept under lock and key for 6 years.

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