Tarrant County GOP Passes Resolution Calling For An Independent Audit Of Tarrant County Elections
On November 4th, patriots of Tarrant County brought forth a resolution calling for an independent audit of Tarrant County elections. The resolution requests an examination of various aspects of the election process and identifies specifically the need for audits in Texas counties with large populations, including Tarrant, Dallas, Harris, Bexar and Travis counties. Many supporters were in attendance as guests. The text of the resolution reads as follows:
Call For A Forensic Audit of the November 2020 Election
Tarrant County Republican Party
Whereas our elections are the bedrock of our Republic and the method in which people give their consent to our elected officials to govern; and
Whereas our elections are now more complicated that at any time in our history and the methods and the technologies in use for them are beyond the understanding of both the average politician and citizen; and
Whereas there were numerous reports by major media publications and politicians describing the vulnerability of much of the nation’s election equipment prior to the November 2020 election; and
Whereas there are continuing and growing questions about the accuracy of the November 2020 election amount the citizens of Tarrant County;
Now, therefore, be it resolved we the members of the Tarrant County GOP Executive Committee call on the governor to call for the November 2020 election in Tarrant, Dallas, Harris, Bexar, and Travis Counties to be audited. The audit should be forensic in nature and will examine all elements of the elections to ensure that it comports to the policies, procedures, regulations, and laws in effect at the time of the election. It will insure the intent of the true and legal electorate was accurately recorded and certified, that all ballots and documents meet the specifications set for them and have a valid chain of custody documentation, the voter rolls contain only those legally eligible to vote, and that any equipment used to verify voter eligibility, to record votes and for the communication of data produced verifiably correct results and were free of outside interference or corrupt programming.
It was an awesome night and great step forward in taking our country back. Let’s keep up the good work. Still lots to clean up. Let us never get tired of winning.
This website is fantastic and I love that we are publishing the resolution wins of the Sam Houston Council (and others). We will spread like a wildfire!
Roberts Rules of Order knowledge are a must for every Precinct Chair to be able to have conversation and to articulate action within the Executive Committee. Without this, we are just voluntary participants to vote “Aye” or “No” and no substance or background. No valuable debate, amendments, or process comes from a body of members whose only task is to follow along like sheep and blindly vote to satisfy the agenda brought forth.
Lest we never forget that we represent our neighbors, not a party, to a county in which to bring positive action for the betterment of those neighbors we so respresent.
“A political party cannot be all things to all people. It must represent certain fundamental beliefs which must not be compromised to political expediency or simply to swell its numbers.”
– Ronald Reagan