The SCIF: 2026 Forensic Report of Fulton County’s 2020 Election

The SCIF
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2026 Forensic Report of Fulton County’s 2020 Election Finds 26 Counts of Fraud & Irregularities.

The fraud is paramount in scale, affecting HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of VOTES.

Election Oversight Group finds systemic failures, fraud, tampering, double-counted ballots, missing records, votes appearing, records and logs deleted, and numerous law violations.

Here are ALL 26 findings: Refer to video document for in-depth breakdown with evidence, screenshots, etc., with correlating number.

1.) Complete installation of new/un-tested software on Ballot Marking Devices, BMDs, right before the election, allegedly nullifying prior EAC certification.

2.) Failure to conduct required additional testing on BMDs after the software installation in Count 1.

3.) Unauthorized/last-minute ordering of roughly 1+ million absentee ballots, alleged as providing “means, method, and opportunity” for fraud, overt act.

4.) Willful/intentional failure to perform proper signature verification on absentee ballot envelopes, per Georgia law and consent order. Claims very low rejection rates and inadequate checks.

5.) Unlawful swapping of 35 advance voting tabulator memory cards during the live election, also alleges major discrepancies in absentee ballot totals after polls closed.

6.) Fabrication of tabulator poll tapes and accuracy law violations affecting 315,000 ballots, 60% of the county’s ballots, cites serial number/ID discrepancies.

7.) Votes from tabulators with no provenance, missing tapes for 10 tabulators covering 20,713 ballots/votes.

8.) Destruction of 374,000 ballot images from early voting, allegedly failing preservation obligations.

9.) Selective destruction of 130,000 electronic ballot image authentication hash files SHA files. SHA files are used to prove that data has not been tampered with. 130,000 of these files were wiped, with no way to tell if files were manipulated.

10.) Willful failure to count nearly all votes for qualified write-in candidates in in-person voting.

11.) CTCL, Center for Tech and Civic Life, administered and controlled nearly all facets of the election process.

12.) Multiple issues at State Farm Arena, including observers being told counting would stop but it continued, Ruby Freeman allegedly operating scanners without authorization, and unsealed mail carts with ballots.

13.) No proper reconciliation of the number of votes cast vs. voters checked in.

14.) Unlawful use of looseleaf paper ballots, example cited from another county, alleged as improper.

15.) Post-election forensic audit by Pro V&V was allegedly a “ruse,” questions methodology and transparency.

16.) Falsification of records in the post-election audit, including allegedly adding 6,700 fictitious absentee ballots/votes.

17.) Intentional tampering via double-scanning of 3,930 ballots were intentionally selected from already-scanned batches and scanned/counted again during the recount.

18.) Missing 17,852 ballot images for the candidate-requested recount, only 510,073 of 527,925 cast vote records produced.

19.) Georgia officials impeded the State Election Board’s investigation into allegations.

20.) Encryption keys left unprotected in plain text, allegedly allowing potential manipulation of tabulators/results.

21.) “Dirtiest” voter rolls in Georgia/Fulton, more registered voters than eligible population, exceeding CVAP in some metrics, alleged NVRA/HAVA violations.

22.) Unknown “test ballots” were included in the recount, allegedly injected intentionally.

23.) No records of voters who checked in and cast ballots during early/advance voting, preventing reconciliation.

24.) Failure to maintain daily recap sheets for advance voting at 35 polling locations.

25.) Major discrepancy in absentee ballots. 148,319 counted but only 125,784 voters credited, a gap of 22,535 more ballots than voters, nearly double the statewide margin at the time.

26.) Original count and recount ballots do not match perfectly, thousands of ballots are unique to one or the other, allegedly impossible without manipulation or major errors.

Overall, the amount of fraud found from these actions compromised the election, leaving no way for the results from the election to ever be fully validated from the 2020 election, showing major discrepancies far exceeding the margin of victory.

Document: Election Oversight Group 2026

2026 Forensic Report of Fulton County's 2020 Election Finds 26 Counts of Fraud & Irregularities.

The fraud is paramount in scale, affecting HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of VOTES.

Election Oversight Group finds systemic failures, fraud, tampering, double-counted ballots, missing… pic.twitter.com/SKsFhoOE6T

— The SCIF (@TheSCIF) July 2, 2026

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