The Carter Center will deploy “nonpartisan election observers” in Fulton County, Georgia for the upcoming midterms
The group is also combatting election “misinformation” in states including Arizona, insisting there is “no evidence of fraud”
It has a long track record of working with Chinese Communist Party-funded influence groups
The Carter Center is partnered with the Chinese Communist Party on election oversight in China
Other prominent partners of the Carter Center include Pfizer Inc., The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and George Soros’s Open Society Foundation
The group is also combatting election "Misinformation" in states including Arizona, insisting there is "No evidence of fraud".
The Carter Center is partnered with the Chinese Communist Party on election oversight in China.
Which is partnered with several Chinese Communist Party-funded foreign influence groups, is dispatching "Nonpartisan" election observers and sponsoring initiatives to combat election "Misinformation" for the Nov. 8 midterms, War Room can reveal.
The Carter Center will be responsible for "Absentee ballot issuance and processing; early voting and election day polling places; election day operations in the elections office; and post-election procedures" in the controversial county, according to a press release.
The Carter Center's unearthed efforts to influence the upcoming midterm elections follow the group playing a leading role in monitoring the audit of Georgia's election results in 2020.
Under the memorandum, the Carter Center worked with the CCP's Ministry of Civil Affairs "To set up a computer network system for election data gathering; to standardize electoral procedures; to design and organize training sessions of election officials; and to promote exchanges between China and the United States on election observations and researches on election-related topics," according to a synopsis of the agreement.
Beyond its Chinese Communist Party ties, the group's expansion into American elections has been met with considerable pushback due to its apparent left-wing political bias.
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