Tennessee Conservative
This Week, The Williamson County Commission Voted On A Resolution Requesting The Remainder Of The Funds That The Williamson County Elections Commission Were Short On To Purchase New Voting Machines Before The Upcoming Election Year. The Resolution Failed.
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Next Week, The Williamson County Election Commission Will Attend The Monthly Meeting Of The Williamson County Commission And Request The Necessary Funds For The Purchase Of Voting Machines That Voter Integrity Grassroots Groups Describe As “Vulnerable” To Corruption And Mechanical Mishap, Sacrificing The Integrity Of Election Outcomes.
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Williamson County Election Officials Are Considering A Purchase Of Voter Tabulating Machines At A Cost Of $2.2 Million Taxpayer Dollars. However, Voter Integrity Advocates Say There Is A Cheaper And Safer Alternative.
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While The Williamson County Election Commission Is Rushing To Sign A Contract To Purchase New Election Voting Equipment For County Elections, A Citizen-Driven Group Is Trying To Slow Down The Process So That Greater Due Diligence, Fiduciary Cost Studies And A Comprehensive Appraisal Of Current Voting Machine-Heavy Systems And Other Voting Systems Involving Hand-Marked Paper Ballots And People Can Be Studied.
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On Election Day, Voters In Several Tennessee Counties Were Reporting That Some Polling Stations Were Having Trouble Printing Ballots. While Many Reported That All Seemed Well, Some Voters Reported Issues With Not Only Paper Ballots, But Also With Voting Machines, Open WIFI Connections At Polling Places And More.
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Whether Early Voting, Or Voting In Person On November 8th, Tennesseans Can Call A Toll-Free Number To Report Any Issues That They Find At The Polls.
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Resting On The Laurels Of One Election Scorecard That Really Doesn’t Measure All Aspects Of Our Election Is Dangerous. Leaders Throughout Tennessee Need To Face The Fact That We Have Critical Election Integrity Issues That Must Be Addressed To Ensure Our Representative Constitutional Government Doesn’t Die.
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Exhaustive Research By One Of TN Liberty Network’s Election Integrity And Voter Fraud Researchers Has Led To A Letter That Can Be Sent To Local Election Officials And Politicians.
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An $80 Million Grocery Tax Holiday, $78 Million For The State’s Airports, $20 Million For Docks On The Memphis Waterfront, $17 Million For A Racetrack And $500 Million Bonded For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium All Were Part Of Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Amendment First Presented On Tuesday Morning.
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A Williamson County Election Integrity Citizens Group Has Come Forward With Confirmations Of Serious Issues From The October 26, 2021 And November 3, 2020 Elections In Williamson County That Are Being Ignored By The Williamson County Election Commission And State Election Officials Despite Multiple Efforts By The Group To Talk With Them About The Concerns.
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