Kimsey Gets Media To Demonize Legal & Secure Ballot Box At Firmly Planted - Patriots United Event On Monday - Reject Charter Amendments 17 & 18

Nov 02, 2024 3:23 am

Kimsey Pivots: Sends Media Out To Smear Firmly Planted Ballot Box as "fake" and "unofficial" & Blames County Council For Not Funding Cameras

Greg Kimsey is clearly in damage-control mode. An unprecedented attack on our elections occurred Monday morning, resulting in close to 500 ballots being destroyed in Clark County, compared to just minor damage in Portland where only a couple of ballots were affected. Why the stark difference? Likely because Kimsey neglected to ensure that fire suppression systems were operational and resisted calls to install cameras at all county ballot boxes.

Last May, Kimsey argued that the expense of cameras was too high, claiming there was no need since Clark County hadn’t seen an incident in 20 years. Yet now he’s telling people he never opposed cameras, shifting blame to the County Council for not funding them. Just a few days ago, on the Lars Larson show, he mentioned they “looked into cameras,” but dismissed the idea as too costly.

Now, he’s deflecting responsibility, suggesting the Council should have funded a plan... that he never submitted. Someone should remind Mr. Kimsey that, as Auditor, he is responsible for ensuring safe and secure election processes. Without a submitted plan, essential improvements simply don’t happen.

This situation is exposing Kimsey’s lack of leadership and accountability. Crises often reveal true character, and rather than taking responsibility, he’s attempting to deflect blame—going so far as to criticize groups like Firmly Planted Action, who are legally collecting ballots in a manner arguably safer and more secure than the county’s official ballot boxes. It’s disappointing but, sadly, not surprising.

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ICYMI: Ballot Box Attacks Expose Auditor Kimsey’s Security Failures in Clark County

Clark County has actually made Portland look better. Thanks to Auditor Greg Kimsey's actions to block cameras at all ballot boxes, even though he was given access to millions of Covid dollars, decided to not provide cameras at ballot boxes. Not only this, but Kimsey wrote just a few months ago that cameras aren't needed in Clark County because, "People respect the elections process, and over the past 20 years, there has not been a single incident of significant vandalism to Clark County’s ballot drop boxes."

READ Ken Vance's Article at ClarkCountyToday.com

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WATCH: Kimsey's Failures Put Clark County Ballots At Risk

BREAKING UPDATE: Reliable sources confirm that ALL THREE ballot boxes are connected because of "Free Gaza" messages on all three devices. The first incident happened on October 8th, just a few blocks away from the Elections office. The only reason the vehicle has been identified is because Portland has cameras and Clark County does not. It's becoming clearer, if Kimsey hadn't fought against installing cameras, authorities would most likely have enough info from the first event to prevent this week's attacks.

REJECT CHARTER AMENDMENTS #17 AND #18

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READ CLARKCOUNTYTODAY.COM ARTICLE: Reject Charter Amendments No. 17 and 18 – Stop the power grab

"Auditor Greg Kimsey is at it again. It wasn’t enough that he architected a flawed Home Rule Charter that concentrated power in the executive branch of Clark County, leading to several waves of amendments to correct glaring omissions and issues. Now, Kimsey has initiated two new charter amendments, No. 17 and 18, which would fundamentally shift power away from the people and into the hands of a select few government officials. These amendments are dangerous overreaches, supported mainly by government insiders..." READ MY LETTER HERE

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