WE GOT IT – the email that stopped ballot counting and caused things to go off the rails in Orange County’s election facility on the Friday after the 2024 Election.
(This story is significant because 5 out of 6 US House seats counted in conservative Orange County were awarded to the Democrats. At least 3 of these seats flipped blue after election day. )
We reported previously that Orange County, California waited more than an hour after receiving a bomb threat before removing people from its election counting facility on the Friday night after the 2024 election.
On Friday, November 8th, there was a bomb threat at the election counting facility in Orange County, California.
We learned that poll watchers were asked to leave the facility first before anyone else.
Video of the white trucks. Why weren’t poll workers instructed to leave the property?
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In addition, the livestream of the facility was cut off at this time:
The registrar, Bob Page, told Rebel News that the ballots were secured. “They were left on the tables, but there were Sheriff’s deputies that stayed there all night,” he said, confirming that the doors to the room were locked following the evacuation.
Page was unable to confirm the reason for the protocol to evacuate the poll observers but not the workers and said that the decision was made by the Sheriff’s Department. Rebel News has reached out to the Sheriff’s office for comment.
While a live stream is typically available online for the public to watch the vote-counting process, it was turned off as the evacuation began. The registrar said it was shut down because vote counting was finished for the day, and confirmed that there is no playback of the recording available.
This led to numerous questions related to events that night. We then uncovered that it took more than an hour for the county officials to react to the bomb threat. Innocent people onsite were kept in the dark about the threat.
Today we have obtained the wording in the bomb threat email from the ROV of Orange County.
The bomb threat reads:
I’ve planted a bomb (lead azide) in your office’s building at 1300 South Grand Avenue. It is small and hidden very well. It probably won’t damage the building very much but it will wound lots of people when it explodes. I plan on remotely triggering the device’s detonation as soon as there is a large police presence.
This email doesn’t address all the questions outstanding. Why would the Sheriff not remove everyone from the premises immediately, not just a select group?
If this really was a bomb threat you would remove everyone immediately. Leaving people inside the counting facility knowing that there was a bomb threat was dangerous.
Why would they leave people in the room while observers were removed?
This makes absolutely no sense. All individuals should have been moved ASAP. It is “mystifying” why the workers were left in the room while observers were removed. A staged removal makes no sense.
If you were a worker would you be happy to discover that you were left in a building where a bomb threat was received and not told about it while some people were removed from the building before you were removed?
What are the current bomb threat standard operating procedures for this facility? Do these procedures include leaving some people in the building while removing others?
Did Orange County officials react in such a lackadaisical manner because they knew the threat was not legitimate?
The other material issue is related to the shutting down of the livestream. In a separate communication ROV Page shared that the Sheriff shut down the livestream that evening:
The livestream cameras were not turned off while ballots were being processed.
I said: “Our livestream cameras were broadcasting when we stopped ballot processing, when the observers were escorted out, and when ROV staff started to leave.”
The livestream cameras were turned off as we were being escorted out of our building by the Sheriff’s Department.
We only livestream when we are processing ballots.
LEO’s we know say that this too may have put people’s lives in danger. The livestream would provide evidence if a bomb was found. It could be used to identify a bomb in a facility. Shutting it down makes no sense.
Do those who run elections in Orange County and in California believe that their elections would pass a DOJ Civil Rights Division investigation or audit?
None of this makes sense – the 2024 Election in California should not have been certified until all questions and issues were addressed.
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