(CNN) – David Worley, the mayor of Rango de la Junta, the constituency of the Estado de Georgia, confirms a CNN that the clue supports all the secretary of the Estado de Georgia, and an investigation into US South American President Donald Trump. This is to determine if fraudulent election fraud allegations.
In a map of the Georgia State Secretariat and the state’s electoral officers, Worley wrote that he was preoccupied with “President Trump’s intent to manipulate Georgian votes.” Worley praised the Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, and the lawyer Ryan Duitsland “for holding the position of the state and the simple hechos”.
“Our work as members of the State Electoral Board is to complete the Georgia Electoral Code. “Under our responsibilities, it is determined that there is likely to be a cause for redress of possible civil and criminal violations of the General Code of Georgia and local tax laws,” Worley wrote in the card.
“It will be up to the junta to determine if there is a probable cause to remit this to the General Prosecutor of Georgia, Chris Carr, to the Fiscal District Fiscal, Fani Willis, for criminal prosecution or civil recourse,” Worley wrote.
CNN has seen the conversation and contact with Georgia’s Fiscal General Chris Carr, in search of comments, but has not yet received a reply.
The Fulton County District Tax Court said it had “complied with the law without delay” and was responsible for making any serious offense, but its official had not received anything from the Secretary of State with respect to the claimant. President Donald Trump reached the Georgia State Secretariat at the end of the week.