Georgia Mail Truck Reportedly Carrying Dozens of Absentee Ballots Goes Up in Flames – Close-Up Photos Of The Vehicle Reveal Something Really Important (Photos)

A U.S. Postal Service (USPS) truck that could have been carrying absentee ballots went up in flames in Georgia on Oct. 24, destroying the vehicle and its contents, according to authorities.

From the Baker County Sheriff’s Office:

A vehicle fire in the 1000 block of Pretoria/Tarva Rd. claimed the jeep and a lot of U.S. Mail. The mail delivery driver was unharmed. The Newton Post Office has a list of packages and mail on this particular route if you are expecting a delivery.

Photos below:

Looks like a rural postal carrier Jeep.

Most rural carriers use their own vehicles.

What we can tell from the photos is the fact that this is a rural area of Georgia as the carrier was a local rural carrier.

This means that the majority of the votes are red and this is the second mail truck that burned in rural Georgia in two weeks!

The Secretary of State’s office issued a statement warning ballots may have been destroyed in the fire.

“A USPS truck, according to the election’s director down there, burned to a crisp. So, we’ve already had discussions with them,” Interim Deputy Secretary of State Gabriel Sterling said during a press conference.

The fire is one example of many issues state elections officials are likely to tackle during an election cycle, Sterling added.

“Worst comes to worst, we’ll reissue the 43 ballots, or the country will reissue the 43 ballots, and first across the line for the voters will be the ballots that are accepted,” Sterling said.

An inordinately high amount of Georgia residents have cast ballots during the state’s early voting phase of the 2022 midterm elections.

“Early voting centers opened across Georgia last week, and the vast majority of voters cast their ballots in person,” the Washington Post reports. “While every demographic and region of the state has seen elevated turnout relative to 2018, there has been a surge of participation from women, Black voters and voters over age 50.”

Approximately 100,000 absentee ballots were received on Tuesday while 124,000 Georgia residents voted in person during the early voting period, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.

Americans around the country talked about the “incident” in Georgia!

Even if it’s an accident, the whole country questions possible motives. Very telling about people trusting this regime.

This is important because in Georgia every vote will be important!

Georgia currently has highly contested elections for governor and one of the state’s Senate seats. Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican, is facing off against Democrat Stacey Abrams, while Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) is being challenged by former NFL star Hershel Walker, a Republican.