Topic: Hand Count

Dallas County, Texas, recently voted to remove voting machines in favor of hand-counted paper ballots for the upcoming primary. Lindell cites France as a model for conducting secure national elections with paper ballots in under 24 hours. He introduces three modern hand-counting systems developed by his team that utilize cameras and secure paper to ensure transparency at the precinct level.

The Republican National Committee is focusing on legal battles regarding voter ID and the clearing of voter rolls. In Georgia, a new rule requiring hand-counted ballots is being challenged by Democrats like Senator Raphael Warnock. The narrative suggests that hand counting is a proactive measure to prevent the "steal" witnessed in the 2020 election.

A caller from California describes how Governor Gavin Newsom allegedly outlawed hand-counting paper ballots after local city councils attempted to implement them. The discussion moves to a critique of dual citizenship for U.S. politicians, specifically targeting Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. The segment concludes with a call for a "million man prayer" to raise "God consciousness" and counter the spiritual warfare of the globalists.

The broadcast highlights an upcoming meeting in Cochise County, Arizona, where local officials are demanding evidence of machine certification. Schaefer promotes the website 2020isnullified.com and urges judges to perform their duties or face accusations of violating their oaths of office. He argues that the people have a right to "overthrow" a government that does not follow its own revised statutes regarding election integrity.

Mike Lindell explains the concept of overtaking the algorithm, where a massive turnout of same-day voters exceeds the pre-set manipulation of voting machines. He expresses confidence that Kerry Lake, Blake Masters, and Mark Fincham will win in Arizona as same-day votes are counted at an 80-20 clip for Republicans. Lindell also mentions a legal appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court regarding the right of Cochise County to perform a manual hand count of ballots.

Otero County, New Mexico, held a public hearing regarding the removal of voting machines from future elections in favor of hand-counting paper ballots. While hand-counting is acknowledged as painstaking, it is presented as a necessary solution to ensure election integrity. Similar efforts by citizens in Utah to access election records have reportedly been met with federal interference.

David Clements proposes a "county commission strategy" where citizens demand that local officials move to an all-paper, hand-counted voting system. He cites successes in Nye County, Nevada, and Rio Blanco, Colorado, where commissioners voted to bypass electronic machines. Clements argues that focusing on local "no confidence" votes is more effective than waiting for state legislatures or the judiciary to act on election integrity.