Raffensberger hired a private investigator to monitor the election day operation in Fulton county.
His notes document the evening when counting stopped, observers were cleared out (“I dunno, they just got up and left on their own”), followed by resuming unobserved counting of segregated ballots to the extent that scanners were jamming due to heavy use exceeding their capacity.
Ralph is caught double counting ballots, an inspector comes in to investigate accusations observers were told to go home and counting is happening unobserved, the operation ends for the night.
