Agreed. The county manager runs the city. She has the most responsibly in this detrimental boondoggle. Or was it on purpose?

Dinesh D’Souza election fraud film, book ‘2000 Mules’This incompetency, (controlled news), no consequences is why the public didn’t vote! The council and Kimsey doesn’t belong in office if protecting our vote is NOT on their agenda or part of their job. The public gave their freedoms away from not taking action.

The managers control the incorporated cities and counties. They are in the business to make money. Our county manager has made other mistakes at the public’s expense. Not protecting our ballots is her fault for approving the Auditor’s office expansion plans without the ballot box security cameras. Kimsey should retire for not knowing to put security cameras in the plans. If he doesn’t know how to protect ballot boxes, he doesn’t belong in that position. Remember: Dinesh Souza’s Documentary 2000 Mules’ provide evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 U.S. presidential election? Cameras should have been included in the remodel.

Kimsy has been there too long. The office remodel expansion sounds like a huge amount of money, which should have included the cameras. It is time to replace Kimsy. He is not competent for the job. Securing our ballots doesn’t seem to be his top priority.

Says He who faces court appearance for Fraud! Feburary is coming up soon!

Thank you for correcting those that don’t trust elections unless they win. 🙂

You muddied the name Rylander by being appointed to the last county council before it was voted out!

Melissa —

The Charter form of government voters adopted nearly a decade ago, removed power and authority from the individual Councilors and the Council as a whole. It was a poor choice, in my opinion, as it put more power into the hands of the County Manager.

We are now living part of that reality.

The main authority the Council has is to hire and fire the County Manager.

Example of camera recordings
On Oct 28, Arson reported at a ballot box located in Vancouver in Fisher’s Landing area. KATU News was at the scene reporting  that shortly after 4 a.m., “heavy smoke was seen coming from inside a drop-off ballot box…Around 6 a.m., KATU captured footage of first responders releasing a pile of actively burning ballots onto the ground, which continued to smolder and smoke heavily even after the flames were put out…”

Per election department Fisher’s Landing Ballot Box Incident
“On Monday, Oct. 28th at approximately 4 a.m., there was an incident at the drop box located at the C-Tran station at Fisher’s Landing with many of the ballots inside catching fire. Ballots that were deposited at that site after 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 through 4 a.m. Monday, Oct. 28 were affected. “

Oct 30 press release, “Elections staff have been able to identify 488 damaged ballots retrieved from the ballot box… Elections personnel were unable to identify 6 of the ballots. Other ballots may have been completely burned to ash, and therefore, unidentifiable.”