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The state Attorney General released a “summary of consent decree” and “fact sheet” that both falsely state the Department of Justice’s controversial elections settlement does not eliminate an absentee ballot witness requirement, even though it does.
http://speakermoore.com/doj-fact-sheet-falsely-claims-settlement-not-eliminate-witness-requirement/ … #ncpol
The DOJ fact sheet states “Truth: The settlement does NOT eliminate the witness requirement.”
“The settlement fulfills the purpose of the witness requirement…by having the actual voter later confirm that the ballot was his or hers.”
It DOES eliminate the requirement. #ncpolpic.twitter.com/7S1QQ4aXR0
A “summary of consent decree” released by the Attorney General also states “The modification maintains the witness requirement.”
“The voter swears or affirms…that he or she was the person who mailed in the ballot previously.”
Again, the first statement is false. #ncpolpic.twitter.com/soifzz9VVH
Under actual North Carolina law, a voter who submitted an absentee ballot without a witness would be sent a new ballot.
State law previously required two, but the legislature lowered it to one in the Bipartisan Elections Act of 2020.
http://speakermoore.com/doj-fact-sheet-falsely-claims-settlement-not-eliminate-witness-requirement/ … #ncpol
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