FREE OHIO NOW ORGANIZES TRUMP RALLIES TO ENSURE LEGITIMATE VOTES ARE NOT CANCELED BY FRAUD

Cleveland, Ohio, November, 2020 – Free Ohio Now (FON) stands with President Trump and will continue to do rallies in support of the president until every legal vote is counted, and, almost assuredly when this happens, he is legitimately re-elected to a second term.

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In the run-up to the November 3 election, FON supported Trump Trains and Rallies in 40 counties in Ohio. In total, FON helped to organize and/or promote over 200 events in Ohio from September through election day, and generated an estimated 1.5 million exposures to support President Trump’s reelection effort.

Why did we do this? To earn every legitimate vote possible for the president, and to help him win Ohio and another four years in office. We succeeded in helping him win Ohio, however, our overall effort is being jeopardized by fraudulent voting processes in other swing states.

With the counting in the battleground states of WI, MI, PA, GA and AZ stopped for several days with little explanation or transparency, there is no reason to accept the validity of the final vote count.

Tom Hach, Executive Director said, “An election without rules to prevent fraud, is not an election, but a fraudulent hoax. If we are going to unify America, every American must have confidence legal votes will not canceled by fraudulent ones.”

Tom Hach also said, “The evidence documented in hundreds of signed affidavits presented by the Trump Campaign regarding both voter fraud and software vote count manipulation, raise the specter of the November 3rd election being stolen and the disenfranchisement of tens of millions of Trump supporters. As Americans, we demand all illegal votes be disqualified, and a legitimate winner declared.”

Free Ohio Now asks all rally participants to use their personal discretion in adhering to recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines. This is especially important for those who may be at high-risk.

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Tags: FT, Voter Fraud