Bill Stump Is The Chair Of The Troup County Board Of Elections. [Troup County, accessed 10/9/24]

STUMP SAID “THERE WERE SOME FAIRLY SIGNIFICANT STATISTICAL ANOMALIES ELSEWHERE IN GEORGIA” IN 2020 THAT “DIDN’T PASS THE SMELL TEST”

Bill Stump Said Troup County’s 2020 Election Results Were Correct But “There Were Some Fairly Significant Statistical Anomalies Elsewhere In Georgia.” “Troup County removed two Black women and two men — all Democrats, one said — from its elections board when it restructured in 2021, shrinking the board from seven to five members. [...] The board’s new chair, William Stump, a local banker, said that he believes Troup got its vote totals right last presidential election but that ‘there were some fairly significant statistical anomalies’ elsewhere in Georgia.” [Georgia Public Broadcasting, 10/8/24]

Bill Stump Said Georgia’s 2020 Election Results “Didn’t Pass The Smell Test.” “‘It didn’t pass the smell test,’ he said. Stump recently appeared at a GOP luncheon in LaGrange with State Election Board member Janelle King, whose ascension to the board cemented its MAGA majority and enabled the passage of the rules.” [Georgia Public Broadcasting, 10/8/24]

Bill Stump Spoke To A GOP Luncheon About Troup County’s Elections And Said, “We Don’t Have, I Don’t Think, Outwardly Partisan Folks On The Board” And “Everybody’s Concern Is To Get The Numbers Right And Get Them Out On Time.” “Stump said he was at the luncheon, where the GOP handed out Trump gear, to answer questions about the election process. ‘We don’t have, I don’t think, outwardly partisan folks on the board,’ he said. “Everybody’s concern is to get the numbers right and get them out on time.’” [Georgia Public Broadcasting, 10/8/24]