Guess what … after all that bellowing, blathering and bloviating about “widespread voter fraud,” the Texas secretary of state has determined that the 2020 election was secure.
We can sleep better now.
Secretary of State John Scott, who is leaving office in two weeks, conducted a thorough audit of four of Texas’s most populous counties. They are Collin (where I live with my wife and one of our sons and his family), Dallas, Tarrant and Harris counties.
Scott’s team found no evidence of widespread fraud, despite the yammering of those who believe the 2020 election was fraught with corruption. There were some reported COVID-19 “irregularities,” but they amounted to a major nothing-burger in the grand scheme.
So … may we now put this crap into the ground where it belongs?
The Texas Tribune reported: (Tarrant County elections administrator Heider) Garcia added that Collin County, which the report considered a āmodelā of how Texas elections should be run, could perhaps offer some tools to further improve Tarrant Countyās elections. Both counties are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
That, right there, gives this Collin County resident comfort knowing that our ballots were counted properly and recorded for history’s sake as being legitimate.
Audit shows Texas elections secure despite COVID āirregularitiesā in 2020 | The Texas Tribune
I am delighted to know that the state’s audit of our system proved what many of us have known all along … that claims of widespread voter fraud are the work of demagogues and liars.