102 Georgia Counties are unable to produce their drop box videos, meaning that there is no surveillance for over 181 thousand ballots

In a press release, VoterGA announced that their drop box survey team determined that a massive 102 counties in Georgia are unable to produce drop box surveillance videos for November of 2020's General Election.

72 of these counties have admitted to VoterGA that the surveillance footage meant to monitor for ballot trafficking has been destroyed. Video monitoring is missing for 181,507 cast ballots.

In addition, 1.7 million digital ballot images have been destroyed, with admissions of destruction coming from 56 Georgia counties and at least 70 missing the majority of their images.

From VoterGA's release:

"According to state and federal law, all elections records must be retained. In fact, federal law requires a 22-
month retention period for election records while state law requires a 24-month retention period for election
documents that are formerly considered to include videos or electronic digital files."