Otero County, New Mexico – County Commission Withholds Certification of Primary Election Results

This is really, really big news because it could be THE catalyst for things to come.

The Otero County Commission in Otero County, New Mexico, just announced that they will be withholding the recent primary election results in the county.

Attorney David Clements released a video last night noting the significance of yesterday’s actions in Otero County, New Mexico.

Below are David’s comments and the video after that:

All right. Testing one, two, three. This is going to be a really quick stream. I’m just going to try to get it uploaded so people can start talking.

Breaking news. Otero County Commission refused to certify the primary election results of the election that we had last week. And, um, this is big news. Because it’s, it’s got everyone talking, “can they do that?”, yes, they can.

So, what is the basis for withholding certification? One of the things that we advised last week, um, leading up to the vote where we’re going to get rid of Dominion in Otero County, that we’re going to get rid of the Zuckerberg drop boxes, was, uh, quite simple. That under New Mexico law, under our election code, the EAC, the Election Assistant Commission “guidelines”, which are normally voluntary, when you codify them, uh, you have to follow them. When you codify them, it’s mandatory. And in our language, it requires that we have to abide by the most recent standards. And we’re not in compliance with the most recent standards. In fact, we haven’t been in compliance for over a year.

So, um, though our law tells, or advises, that the secretary of state must decertify the voting systems as a matter of law. And she’s ignored that requirement. So, what she’s done is, she’s foisted an illegal system on all of our county commissioners and county clerks, saying that they can use them when in fact the law says that they can’t. So, um, that’s where we’re at.