The Georgia Vote Machine Theft Poses a Direct Threat to the 2024 Election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Federal law enforcement would investigate where the contraband has been distributed, who got it, and what they plan to do with it, prosecuting any criminal activity to protect the nation.
37% : Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger thoroughly dismissed the security threats posed by the software breach.
37% : Consider this: If a laboratory were robbed of plutonium, we wouldn't expect local law enforcement to apprehend only the burglars, and stop there.
23% : The arrest and aggressive yearslong persecution of Olivia Coley-Pearson -- a Black woman who has worked to enfranchise voters who are unable to read -- juxtaposed with the conspicuous lack of action into the Coffee theft by state law enforcement is a stark illustration of the bias and inequity in southern Georgia.

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