David Archie, the supervisor of Hinds County, charged his Democratic rival with fraud during the most recent county supervisor primary election.
A video depicting County Democrat Party Chairperson Jacque Amous taking thumb drives and votes into the counting room and entering them in the ES&S machines has been captured, according to Archie, who revealed this at a press conference on Thursday.
David Archie informed reporters that he had images of the cheating.
Archie alleges that Jacqueline Amos, the leader of the Hinds County Democratic Executive Committee, interfered with the election results.
He cited the supervisor’s proof of her conspiratorial communication.
It was an image purportedly taken from a text message sent to Amos, saying, “Hey, don’t let them steal Deborah Dixon’s election. She was the legitimate winner.
The transcription asserts She won, but I’m going to (expletive) David Archie on site, Amos retorted.
“Jacque Amos may be seen on camera opening boxes, bringing in thumb drives, and carrying votes to be placed onto voting machines. We have photos showing Jacque Amos engaging in what we believe to be both fraud and corruption, said Archie.
The manager withheld his purported supporting documentation. In accordance with pertinent state law, the Hinds County Democratic Executive Committee held the Democratic Primary on August 8.
After reviewing the records, the Executive Committee certified the primary election results on August 8. Those outcomes and the relevant state statute for anybody attempting to challenge the certification of the votes cast adequately on August 8th speak for themselves. We know that one loser, David Archie, has chosen to contest the outcomes of the primary on August 8, 2023. He is entitled to contest the outcomes. We are prepared for the task and will work together as needed.
