He says that he would be able to detect if ballots had been folded, if ballots were filled out by hand or a machine, if ballots were counterfeit, or if ballots were batch-fed over and over. Pulitzer said it is disturbing that there is no paper trail for Georgia's contested ballots, especially since it is federal law to keep the ballots, which are the property of the taxpayer, for 22 months. He said that, in Fulton County where election workers were captured on video feeding ballots into machines multiple times, there was a 93.67% vote adjudication rate, which is unacceptable because it is impossible. In 2018, the national voting machine adjudication rate was 2.7%. After Pulitzer gave his testimony to the Georgia State Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, they unanimously passed a motion to audit Fulton County's absentee ballots. It was reported that within four hours, trucks picked up the contested ballots, and they may have been destroyed. -GEG

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