Democrat Becomes ‘Election Denier’
After Suddenly Discovered Votes Overturn
Georgia Election Race
Posted By: Imright, 11/25/2022 7:00:22 PM
A Democrat has suddenly become an “election denier” after her race was narrowly overturned following the sudden discovery of missing votes on a memory card. The previously uncounted votes on a memory card changed the election outcome in Cobb County, Georgia, officials say. Madelyn Orochena had announced her win on social media for the Kennesaw City Council Special Post 1 seat when the results first came in. “Feeling excited and so grateful! It’s a win! See you Monday,” Orochena wrote in the social media post. However, Orochena’s victory was short-lived, after the memory card were discovered last Wednesday.
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