Georgia State Election Board member Matt Mashburn attempted to address accusations of election fraud in the 2020 election in his public statements in a meeting on November 23, 2020.
Mashburn neglected to state what the complaints were that were so serious in the primary that Fulton County was required to have an election monitor located onsite during the 2020 election.
By stating that the election monitor was stationed in Fulton County due to the massive mess from the prior election, so bad that "For the first time ever in Georgia history, an election monitor was accountable to the board and stationed in Fulton County", the listener/reader is led to believe that this election monitor was there at the State Farm Arena all election night.
The election monitor was not at the State Farm Arena the entire evening observing workers there who were later identified as Shaye Moss, Ruby Freeman, and Ralph Jones, because this was included in notes that the Georgia State Election Board received on November 13, two weeks before Mashburn made his statements.
In the report, Jones describes the incredible mess at the State Farm Arena in Fulton County during the 2020 Election.
In reference to Carter Jones being at the State Farm Arena, Jones clearly states that on Election Night he left State Farm Arena at 8:30pm.
Mashburn goes on to state that the election monitor, there for the first time in Georgia history due to the muck-up of the primary, "Actually sent a picture, and nobody seems to know this, so let's get this out there and let the public know, but he sent a picture on election night standing in the room at State Farm Arena where the counting was taking place with the time written on the piece of paper that he was sending. The election monitor was there. There was no counting in secret period."
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