In the 2024 Election in Shasta County, California, one out of every two ballots were rejected due to a printing error. The remedy of duplicating these ballots was as bad as the error itself.
One out of every two ballots were rejected due to a printing error in Shasta County. Unfortunately, the remedy made things worse.
Shortly after the 2024 election, the citizens in Shasta County outlined their grievances from the election. They declared a state of emergency and demanded a certifiable election results. They were asking for resolution to their broken election results where one out of every two ballots were rejected by the voting machines and had to be duplicated.
Half of all ballots had to be duplicated? This is outrageous.
Local citizens demanded the election be properly performed but were essentially ignored. The process related to the creation of duplicate ballots as a result of the printing error lacked chain of custody and adequate verification of the newly created duplicated ballots.
Attached are the served copies of the cease and desist orders presented to all the county supervisors, county council and the county clerk recorder of Shasta County. All 58 Counties were served these orders by New Californians after the 2024 Election.
12 10 2024 Served Shasta Cease Desist – Toller by Joe Ho on Scribd
The 2024 Election results in California were not certifiable. Let’s see what comes next.
