Video: No Explanation About The Negative Votes – 32,400 Votes Taken From David Perdue Live On TV
Natalie Dagenhardt
Right Journalism
Voters in Georgia will determine control of the U.S. Senate and the fate of President-elect Joe Biden’s agenda as polls in the state closed amid record-breaking turnout and intense national interest under the specter of President Donald Trump’s push to overturn his Nov. 3 loss.
There may be no quick answers on Tuesday night’s high-stakes Senate races in Georgia.
In remarks to Fox News, Georgia-based GOP consultant Chip Lake said vote tallies for Republican incumbent Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue may track the same slow path as in the presidential election in November.
Newsmax late on Tuesday projected that Democrat Raphael Warnock had won one of two U.S. Senate seats in the state of Georgia in a nail biter of an election that other news channels said was too close to call.
But again there were strange situations as the voting stop at three of the biggest GOP precincts and Democrat-leaning Georgia county called it quits for the night with thousands of vote yet to be counted as the two Republican U.S. Senate candidates held on to slim leads after being behind the Democrats most of the evening after polls closed.
“Looks like they are setting up a big ‘voter dump’ against the Republican candidates. Waiting to see how many votes they need?” President Donald Trump tweeted just before 10:30 p.m.
Another huge moment happened live on TV.
32,400 votes taken from David Perdue live during an ABC News broadcast.
Watch this video on CNN:
But this wasn’t the only “negative votes” moment.
Multiple people captured videos of the moment that CNN and ABC News removed 5,000 votes from David Perdue in the Georgia senate race.
Perdue’s vote tally went from 2,130,535 down to 2,125,535.
Video below:
Mainstream media still haven’t explained the negative votes incident.
What do you think?