California Supreme Court Stops Riverside Sheriff Investigation into Voter Fraud

 

Friends, Today the California Supreme Court made their ruling on our legal ballot investigation into voter fraud. Here’s what you should know. The Justices ruled that the AG can terminate legal and warrant approved investigations, conducted by elected Sheriff’s. In other words, the AG now has unchecked power over any investigation in the state of California.

Support Bianco Here is what the ruling fails to address: citizens in Riverside County found a 45,896-ballot gap between the certified tally and the records they pulled from the Registrar. The Registrar said it was a paperwork error. Bonta said stop looking. I got warrants from a judge and started looking anyway. That is my job. They called it “unprecedented.” Good. Most people in power never get asked hard questions about an election. I asked them. For that, the Court handed Bonta the power to pause a local criminal investigation and lock the evidence behind the Registrar. I will obey the writs. I will not obey the message behind them — that local law enforcement works for Sacramento, not for the people who elected us. My message to Bonta is simple: you may have succeeded in burying the truth—for now. But nothing stays hidden forever. In time, everything comes to light. Thank you, — Sheriff Chad Bianco

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