In this special coverage from Badlands Media, CannCon and Ashe in America walk through testimony, documents, and on-the-record statements presented during a Georgia State Election Board hearing focused on Fulton County’s 2020 election process. The discussion centers on discrepancies between machine counts and hand audits, duplicated ballots, missing ballot images, and internal communications showing election officials were aware of mismatched results as early as November 2020. The hosts review evidence tied to tabulator data, batch duplications, and unexplained vote totals, along with confirmation that the matter has reached the Department of Justice. Throughout the episode, CannCon and Ashe analyze what was said during the hearing, why previous explanations failed to resolve the discrepancies, and how newly surfaced records challenge official assurances that the counts aligned. This episode documents why the Fulton County case is being described as a turning point and why the findings are viewed as significant beyond a single jurisdiction.