State Senator Amanda Chase (R-Chesterfield) told senators Thursday that she had delivered information about the 2020 election to Attorney General Jason Miyares’ office on Tuesday. She pushed several budget amendments that would have spent millions of dollars on investigations both into the 2020 election and on future elections, but her amendments received vigorous opposition from Democrats and feeble support from Republicans.

“We presented quite a bit of data and information, our team did, to the attorney general’s office the day before yesterday, and one of their comments was that they need more time and more resources to do that investigation,” Chase said during debate over budget amendments.

Chase told senators Thursday that she had delivered information about the 2020 election to Attorney General Jason Miyares’ Office on Tuesday.

“We presented quite a bit of data and information, our team did, to the attorney general’s office the day before yesterday, and one of their comments was that they need more time and more resources to do that investigation,” Chase said during debate over budget amendments.

“Today we presented evidence of gross election irregularities found not just in 2020 but a number of elections to the Attorney General’s office. Too much information to present in one meeting so we are scheduling a second meeting. Election integrity matters,” Chase said in a Tuesday Facebook post…(Excerpt from the Virginia Star)

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