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Rudy Giuliani said to expect "big revelations" on voting machines in Georgia within the coming days.

The machines Giuliani is referring to are from Dominion Voting Systems, a company that has been in the public spotlight over allegations of tampering and vote switching.

While a forensic audit in Michigan concluded Dominion's machines are capable of influencing elections, company executives and senior lawmakers have challenged these claims.

“I happen to know that we have one or two, my fingers crossed, big revelations for Georgia within the next day or two with regard to the machines,” Giuliani said in a public statement.

The President's attorney also brandished a report conducted by Georgia Sen. William Ligon, chair to the Georgia Election Law Study Subcommittee, that alleges illegal activity occurred in Atlanta during periods in which ballot counting had zero oversight.

“This is the first breakthrough,” Giuliani declared. He hopes that Ligon's report will trigger a special session to decertify the election as the statehouse has a Republican majority.

That said, it is also likely that Ligon's report will not move the meter an inch as previous Supreme Court losses have shown.

To bolster chances of throwing out Georgia's election results, Giuliani alluded to unreleased information on Dominion's machines, saying “So maybe a little more additional information about the fraud or the cheating would be enough to push this over the top.”

Georgia Sen. Elena Parent, who is also on Ligon's subcommittee, made it clear that the report is the work of Ligon alone and no other committee members were consulted:

“As a member of the committee, the report was never shared with me. There was no vote or consideration by the committee of the report. It doesn’t represent anything more than the Chairman’s take as a single legislator," Parent told the Epoch Times.

Gov. Brian Kemp was blasted by Giuliani for his inaction. According to Giuliani, Kemp's close ties with a lobbyist led to Dominion Voting Systems winning a contract with the state of Georgia, which is nothing short of political radioactive material for an already unpopular governor.

Giuliani maintains that the Trump campaign has a slew of evidence to prove Georgia's election process was corrupted. “We had one place in rural Georgia where we ran the results of the election three times. We got three different results,” he said.

As with all of the claims made thus far, it remains to be seen whether any further evidence will be able to make a dent in the election's results.

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