Fall River County Returns to Hand Counting
and a hand count demo @ the capitol
On February 15, 2024, the Fall River County Commission voted to return to hand counting the 2024 Primary election. They brought the agenda item, and at least three had wanted to hand count. The vote was 5-0, and plans are in the making for training prior to the election. You can watch the video HERE. Interestingly, the video feed was not working that day, so you’ll have audio only. Not once did the State’s Attorney comment, interject, or interfere.
This meeting was in stark contrast to a recent McPherson County Commission meeting where the State’s Attorney, Austin Hoffman, spoke and interfered the entire time in every attempt to prevent the commission from voting for hand counting. You can watch that meeting HERE. And the second part HERE. Notice the stark difference. Most counties have an Austin Hoffman running interference against transparency and truth.
The brave Fall River County Commission set a standard for all other counties to follow for the 2024 election cycle. They know their authority under the law, and are courageous enough to act on what the citizens want. CONGRATULATIONS to all those who have been working in Fall River County to give the elections back to the people.
This past Saturday, our teams did another hand count practice session in preparation for our Hand Count Demo at the Capitol scheduled for Friday, February 23, 2024 from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM CST.
We had local Minnehaha County team members in person, remote participants in other counties, and a room full of Hutchison County patriots in attendance. Teams worked together to find a method that worked for them, and once in a rhythm, they were off to the races. We are excited for you all to join us at the SD State Capitol to try it out for yourself. We will have team members there to address your questions, evidence of election anomalies, fraud, and security risks on display, and plenty of opportunity for you to try hand counting for yourself!
HAND COUNTING IS SECURE, TRANSPARENT, COST-EFFECTIVE, AUDITABLE, AND ACCURATE.
It's usually a small group that gets things started. Before long this will be in every county nationwide.
Bravery under fire! Let's see how many other county commissions have the guts to stand up for their voting constituents. Respect to all involved in, and leading up to, this decision.