Tennessee Conservative
On February 1st , The Williamson County Election Commission Approved A Firm To Perform The Hand-Marked Paper Ballot Feasibility Study For Williamson County. It Was The Only Firm That Applied. A Look Into This Group Is Deeply Troubling.
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On The Heels Of Taking Their Concerns Last Month To The Tennessee State Election Commission, A Group Of Williamson County Citizens Last Night Asked The Williamson County Board Of Commissioners To Appoint New, More Ethical, Unbiased Commissioners To The Williamson County Election Commission.
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Given The Fact That We Vote In Vote Centers, One Truth Is Abundant. If We Don’t Return To Precinct Voting, We Will Never Be Able To Bring In Hand-Marked Paper Ballots To Give Voters Greater Trust Into How Their Votes Are Cast And Counted… Without Adding An Entirely New Machine System At A Cost Of Approximately One-Half Million Dollars. Yes, Another Machine Needed To Correct Process Problems Created By The Original Machines.
So, What Are Some Indisputable Truths We’ve Learned?
County Legal Counsel Robert Cook Introduced A Resolution Amending The Rules, Regulations And Procedures For Williamson County Board Of Commissioners Concerning Calling Town Hall Meetings. The Resolution Appeared To Be Primarily In Response To County Commissioner Christopher Richards’ Town Hall Meeting Last March, Where Many In Attendance Expressed Concerns About Election Integrity In Williamson County.
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The Williamson County Commission Voted Monday Night To Fund The Purchase Of ES&S Electronic Voting Machines, A Purchase They Previously Voted Down After Public Outcry.
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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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During The Williamson County Election Commission Meeting On October 18th, Former Chair And Recently Reinstated Commissioner Robert D. “Bob” Brown Conducted A Mock Trial To Dispute Election Integrity Concerns Raised By Kathleen Harms In A Recent Interview With The Tennessee Conservative.
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After Filing A Petition With The Williamson County Election Commission Last Week, Gary Humble Is Now Officially Announcing His Candidacy For Tennessee State Senate District 27.
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