Former Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell on Tuesday claimed that Georgia election officials may have “rigged” the state’s January 5 special runoff elections so that the state’s Republican Senate incumbents will win.
During Powell’s interview on The Rush Limbaugh Show, an interviewer asked her whether she thought Republicans should vote in the state’s special election despite her belief that the state’s presidential elections were rigged to provide an outcome for Democratic President-elect Joe Biden.
“Well, my concern is that it’s not going to matter how the people vote in the Georgia race,” Powell said. “It obviously didn’t matter how they voted nationwide, did it?”
When the interviewer said that he wanted Republicans to vote in the upcoming special election “in incredible numbers” adding, “I want all eyes on this because we cannot hand the Senate to these people, Sydney.”
Powell then responded.
“Well yeah, I mean the situation we’re in now, I would suggest that everybody in Georgia turnout on Election Day, and do it again: Vote for the Republican candidates in mass numbers and see what happens,” Powell said, adding, “And it might be that they’ve even rigged the system so that the two Republicans win so they can say, ‘Oh see? There’s no problem.'”
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