Rarely do you see an elected official claim his own election was tainted by fraud. You can see the elected official concede he did not win a free and fair election around 3:14:15, here. Perhaps a quo warranto action is coming….
Pressed once again to explain his distrust of Dominion voting machines when the same machines were used to tally votes in his election victory nearly three years ago, Shasta County Supervisor Patrick Jones said at Tuesday’s board meeting that there was fraud in his race.
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But when a resident during Tuesday’s public comment period asked Jones, and Supervisors Kevin Crye and Chris Kelstrom if their own victories constituted a free and fair election, Crye and Kelstrom didn’t answer. All three voted to ditch Dominion.
Jones, however, spoke up.
“It was not with me and I can prove it,” Jones said as some chuckling and clapping rang out in the chamber. “So, in 2020 on my race, if you take a look at the statistics and analyze that race, you will see the Mesa, Colorado, ‘pattern of fraud’ existed in my race. Explain it to me.”