Patriots Must Volunteer Their ‘Eyes and Ears’ for ‘Ballot Security’

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Breitbart
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22 October 2020
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National News
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Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote, said patriots are needed as volunteers at voting polls to observe the election process and report irregularities, making her call on Wednesday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.

“Volunteers are needed to work in ballot review processes and as poll watchers,” said Engelbrecht. “We need to get as many citizens as we can … everywhere, to serve in this election. Go vote early, in person, and then call your local party or candidate and ask how you can participate on their ballot security team.”

“We need honest eyes and ears in these processes,” Engelbrecht stated. “It cannot be overstated the importance of bearing witness to this process, being a part of it. In states like Pennsylvania where we’re looking at likely recount scenarios, we need to have as many trained, honest people in that process as we possibly can.”...

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