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Democracy Matters 

The state board of elections found Musk’s PAC sent prefilled ballot applications. Well, well, well.

Turns Out There Was Voter Fraud in Georgia—by Elon Musk
https://newrepublic.com/post/206857/georgia-voter-fraud-elon-musk

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Turns Out There Was Voter Fraud in Georgia—by Elon Musk

The state board of elections found Musk’s PAC sent prefilled ballot applications.

The New Republic
Feb 20 at 6:34pmWeb
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Show threadsonjaFeb 20
@DemocracyMattersALot @VoxOfGod ope!
Show threadThee Mighty Peculia 🍄Feb 20
@DemocracyMattersALot That formal letter of reprimand should fix things. 🙄
Show threadEarthlingFeb 20
@DemocracyMattersALot @lydialurch Exactly! The article says that Musk’s PAC broke the law and all that the Georgia election officials are going to do is send a strongly worded letter.
Show threadAaronFeb 20

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WTAF, other people get arrested! Fucking billionaire class privilege needs to go.
@DemocracyMattersALot @lydialurch

Show threadbkFeb 20
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In how many other states did this occur?
Show threadDivarinFeb 20
A letter of reprimand? That'll show him.
Show threadNicole ParsonsFeb 20

@DemocracyMattersALot

Top GOP donors.

1. Elon Musk $291,482,587
2. Timothy Mellon $197,047,200
3. Miriam Adelson $148,304,900
4. Richard Uihlein $143,498,936
5. Ken Griffin $108,402,284
6. Jeff Yass $101,128,680
7. Paul E. Singer $66,800,800
8. Marc Andreessen $42,365,113
9. Stephen Schwarzman $40,202,039
10. Timothy Dunn $35,780,200

This is the kind of dirty tricks that half a billion dollars will buy.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/20/us/politics/koch-network-2024-election-trump.html

Koch Political Operation Spent Nearly $550 Million During 2024 Cycle

The huge sum shows that while the Koch network may not hold significant power at high levels of the Republican Party, it remains a financial juggernaut.

The New York Times
Show threadIlka 🌐Feb 20

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the whole world is suprised - election fraud? no way... /sarcasm

#Felon47CrimeFamily #GOPelectionfraud

Show threadLor 💬Feb 21

@DemocracyMattersALot

imagine that.

Show threadBeccaFeb 21
@DemocracyMattersALot every accusation is a confession
Show threadMother AnarchyFeb 21
@DemocracyMattersALot I fucking called it. There was so much shameless fuckery going on, and so much accusation of the "other side", I knew they stole the election. Its always projection with these parasites
Show threadLisaHFeb 21
@DemocracyMattersALot This needs to be MUCH BIGGER news
Show threadArthur van der HargFeb 21
@DemocracyMattersALot I’m not 100% familiar with the intricacies of the US voting system(s). What exactly did these fakes purport to do and how does that interfere with the legitimate voting process?
Show threadSean LynchFeb 21

@ArtHarg @DemocracyMattersALot

In the article it explains that these were not fake, but actual mail in ballot applications. It also notes that state law prohibits this. Only the voter, or a relative authorized by the voter, is allowed to fill out a ballot application form.

The article also notes that Musk's PAC did not correctly state that it was not part of the government or any government agency, as is required by law. These were not ballots, but requests to be sent a ballot.

Show threadArthur van der HargFeb 21
@SeanPLynch @DemocracyMattersALot Yes, that is what I read but do not understand the implications of. It is technically illegal, yes, but wouldn’t the only effect be that some people would be sent a ballot if they returned the form? Same as when they had filled in a request form themselves? Is it a matter that the request would be refused and they could not send a new one in time, or that their mailed-in ballots would be declared invalid because they were requested on a Muskified form, or …?
Show threadSean LynchFeb 21

@ArtHarg @DemocracyMattersALot

Or, was part of the prefilled portion a common address across all of the applications as part of a larger ballot harvesting effort?

It was probably an effort to encourage voters who rarely vote, but Musk had identified as likely to vote in a way he would benefit from.

Not direct fraud.

Show threadArthur van der HargFeb 21
@SeanPLynch @DemocracyMattersALot Thanks! That makes sense!
Show threadDougFeb 21

@DemocracyMattersALot, and many other places & ways.
Trump has admitted it.

These people are so accustomed to getting away with doing anything they want they admit it and know nothing will happen.

That's changing - finally.
Just ask Andrew.

The Brits arrested him on his birthday.
That was deliberate and a huge message.

King Charles is obviously extremely pissed - it's a shame he waited so long to do anything about his degenerate brother.
Did he speak up 30 years ago?
Not that I'm aware of.

Show threadcraignicolFeb 21

@amunra58 @DemocracyMattersALot 30 years ago he was burying his wife.

Now he's wearing the crown and he can choose a different path to protect the family reputation. Time will tell if his approach is better than his mother's

Show threadDougFeb 22

@craignicol @DemocracyMattersALot, none of that prevented him from speaking up.

Why are you justifying his long silence?

It didn't take 30 years to bury Diana who he drove away.
Can he not do 2 things at once - bury her & speak up?

Why are you trying to use her death as an excuse for him failing to do anything about Andrew?

Why are you defending him?

WTF is wrong with you?

Are you blind or just plain stupid?

Show threadcraignicolFeb 22

@amunra58 @DemocracyMattersALot to be clear, I'm not defending him at all. He's had 30 years to speak to as you say. I don't know if threats were made against him at the time of his wife's death.

Anyone who would protect their family over protecting children can fuck off & die frankly.

He's not doing it now because he's suddenly got morals. He's doing it because he's in charge instead of his mum, and they've got different approaches to protecting the family. They don't care about victims

Show threadDougFeb 22

@craignicol @DemocracyMattersALot, nothing stopped him from speaking up over the years and you're still defending him.

Sure - there were probably varying pressures at different times but all changed and declined but he could have spoken up anytime he wanted to but continually chose not to.

There is zero excuse or defense.

Murder was & is still occurring.
It wasn't just sexual abuse - as horrible as that is - some of these young girls were killed.

Open your damn eyes and stop making excuses.

Show threadcraignicolFeb 22

@amunra58 @DemocracyMattersALot I'm not sure which part of "they can fuck off and die" and "he's only doing it to protect his reputation" instead of any sense of justice makes you think I'm defending him. Lock the whole family and their associates in the tower and leave them there to rot.

30 days was to long to respond, 30 years means he may as well have since it himself.

Show threadDougFeb 22

@craignicol @DemocracyMattersALot, it's protecting the family reputation that allowed Andrew to get away with all his crimes for so long.

And your attitude is just the kind of attitude that helped allow it.

You are a one very small step from a pedophile protector.

There is no excuse.
Stop making excuses.

Show threadJorge GAbrielFeb 22
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