Finally! Forensic Election Audit in Maricopa County (AZ) Begins Next Week

Thanks for posting the links!

Always much appreciated!!!

Apparently Pennsylvania critters liked what they found:

“If We Do an Audit in PA – This is the Model” – Pennsylvania Senator Doug Mastriano Speaks Out after Arizona Audit Tour (VIDEO)

Senator Doug Mastriano: Myself, Sen. Cris Dush, and Rep. Rob Kauffman met with our counterparts in The House and Senate today. They gave us the legislative perspective on this audit: why they’re doing it and how they got here. Then after that, we got a tour of the audit and they went through the process of how they protect people’s privacy, how they ensure chain of custody and how this is a free and transparent process. I gotta tell you: I’m Impressed. This is a model for any audit in any nation or the world.

Conradson: Tell me more, what do you think about the process?

Mastriano: My impression of this right here is, this is the way you do it. They’re looking at the type of paper that’s being used, they’re looking at whether circles were filled in by a machine or by hand. This is the level of technology that we should have. The takeaway for Pennsylvania and the rest of the nation is that our elections need to be secure. People should be able to walk into the ballot box thinking “my vote counted, my voice was heard”. If we got nothing to hide, Let’s do this.

Conradson: What do you say to mainstream media and Democratic claims that this is a “Fraudit”?

Mastriano: I am just stupefied by the lack of intellectual curiosity being exercised by the media and the left. They should be the first to do an investigative approach to an election…

Gotta love the end of the article:

This audit is so secure, transparent, and organized that other states want to duplicate the process.

Which state will be touring the audit next?

I can't wait to find out

a reply to: Boadicea



Any dems here panicking yet?

Your leaders are.

From PinalCentral.com:


"Out of 34,763 ballots sent in the all-mail local elections on May 18, just 10,229 were returned. Of those, the Pinal County Recorder's Office rejected 2,960, leaving just 7,269 to be counted."



2600 of the 'returned' ballots returned by post office as undeliverable.

(Fake name or address?)

Out of 35k TOTAL registered voters.

(7.5%)

6 months after 93% turn out for 2020 election.

During eviction moratorium when few were moving.

In a swing state county with similar process to Maricopa.




Is it just me?

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: shooterbrody

I'd love to hear your thoughts too on what I posted above -- here -- if you're so inclined.

A couple others too, but I don't want to bug too many of you all! I hope those inclined to answer will see it and do so.

I don't know.
Until the results are released, only the auditor's know.
I do know the sunshine is good, the transparency which some have fought SO hard, is good.
Reminding the government that they are ACCOUNTABLE is good.

originally posted by: shooterbrody

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: shooterbrody

I'd love to hear your thoughts too on what I posted above -- here -- if you're so inclined.

A couple others too, but I don't want to bug too many of you all! I hope those inclined to answer will see it and do so.

I don't know.
Until the results are released, only the auditor's know.
I do know the sunshine is good, the transparency which some have fought SO hard, is good.
Reminding the government that they are ACCOUNTABLE is good.

I've been thinking about that occasionally since she posted it.

I don't know anything more than anyone else.

But I feel a strong calling to be here to do what little I can once things really start to hit the fan.

Fan is just starting to rotate now.

But things are still unknown.

a reply to: Nunyabizisit

Is it just me?

Wow. No, not just you. That's just crazy...

Maybe Pinal County should be next.

a reply to: shooterbrody

Until the results are released, only the auditor's know.

I do know the sunshine is good, the transparency which some have fought SO hard, is good.

Reminding the government that they are ACCOUNTABLE is good.

You're right -- on every count!

It's encouraging seeing Pennsylvania's critters coming to tour our audit and praising it as the model for their own... if they decide to do so.

I think it's important to remind the people as well that government is accountable, and that transparency is good, because too many have been lulled into thinking we need to take their word for it. For anything. Including viruses and pandemics and shutdowns.

This waiting is sure hard though...

a reply to: Nunyabizisit

But I feel a strong calling to be here to do what little I can once things really start to hit the fan.

I appreciate this VERY MUCH!

I do as well. And we're not the only ones.

We're in good company.

Woohoodeehoo!!!

War Room Breaking News: Georgia GOP Leaders Including Vernon Jones to Tour AZ Audit Next Week (VIDEO)

500 Prominent Georgia Republicans Including Party Chairman David Shafer Urge RINO Gov. Kemp to Launch Forensic Audit of 2020 Election

Arizona is showing the other states how to get it done... the other states can learn what not to do, where to focus attention, how to find the important stuff. They can learn from both AZ's successes and mistakes. The other states can refine their processes for maximum efficiency.

I'm loveloveloving it!!!

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: shooterbrody

Until the results are released, only the auditor's know.

I do know the sunshine is good, the transparency which some have fought SO hard, is good.

Reminding the government that they are ACCOUNTABLE is good.

You're right -- on every count!

It's encouraging seeing Pennsylvania's critters coming to tour our audit and praising it as the model for their own... if they decide to do so.

I think it's important to remind the people as well that government is accountable, and that transparency is good, because too many have been lulled into thinking we need to take their word for it. For anything. Including viruses and pandemics and shutdowns.

This waiting is sure hard though...

This post is Good Feed for consumption, I highly encourage. Hold your Gov. Accountable.

I've been thinking -- always a little risky! -- that the exposure of Fauci's lies regarding Covid will be a big help in showing the people the danger of trusting the word of ANYONE about ANYTHING!

And especially the words of political critters pushing their own agendas for their own purposes.

If our wouldbe masters can lie about something as serious as a rogue virus in the most tyrannical ways, then it's that much more believable that they would lie about our elections.

The audits may or may not reveal certain fraud/tampering/interference. But the audits will definitely show weaknesses and faults that allow for fraud/tamper/interference. The people can figure out the rest.

LET THE SUN SHINE!!!

a reply to: Arnie123

This post is Good Feed for consumption, I highly encourage. Hold your Gov. Accountable.

Our guv has reached his term limit, so we cannot hold him accountable at the ballot box, but if he's done anything criminal, I sure as hell hope he's held criminally liable. No term limits on that!

I do expect our elections for a new governor next year will be all about the 2020 election and the audits. It's going to come down to who wanted transparency and accountability and who fought transparency and accountability by hook and by crook.

As it damn well should!

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: Boadicea
Yes, it would be nice if cyber ninja was being transparent but they are not.

Really? By all means, explain - precisely how are they not being transparent? What more would you like to see?

a reply to: tanstaafl

The other side was invited to participate, they chose not to. They have cameras on every table..

The BIG mistake AZ and every other state is making, not letting citizens request an audit.

What if they werent the majority and wanted to get this done? Usually the losing side is the minority.

originally posted by: shooterbrody

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: shooterbrody

I'd love to hear your thoughts too on what I posted above -- here -- if you're so inclined.

A couple others too, but I don't want to bug too many of you all! I hope those inclined to answer will see it and do so.

I don't know.
Until the results are released, only the auditor's know.
I do know the sunshine is good, the transparency which some have fought SO hard, is good.
Reminding the government that they are ACCOUNTABLE is good.

Seriously respecting your position.

I don't get excited in anticipation - either way (blame it on a bi-polar, alcoholic mom).

But, "singing to the choir" can make a thread dull.

originally posted by: Boadicea
I've been thinking -- always a little risky! -- that the exposure of Fauci's lies regarding Covid will be a big help in showing the people the danger of trusting the word of ANYONE about ANYTHING!

And especially the words of political critters pushing their own agendas for their own purposes.

If our wouldbe masters can lie about something as serious as a rogue virus in the most tyrannical ways, then it's that much more believable that they would lie about our elections.

The audits may or may not reveal certain fraud/tampering/interference. But the audits will definitely show weaknesses and faults that allow for fraud/tamper/interference. The people can figure out the rest.

LET THE SUN SHINE!!!

Obviously the only way we can trust our elected leaders and their pet scientists is to get rid of them all and do the science and governing ourselves. We will also print our own money, sign our own checks and arrest our own criminals to be processed in our own court rooms presided over by our own judicial authorities who awarded themselves handmade certificates of graduation and license of administration because actual law schools can't be trusted. It's the only way.

a reply to: TzarChasm

Obviously the only way we can trust our elected leaders and their pet scientists is to get rid of them all and do the science and governing ourselves. We will also print our own money, sign our own checks and arrest our own criminals to be processed in our own court rooms presided over by our own judicial authorities who awarded themselves handmade certificates of graduation and license of administration because actual law schools can't be trusted. It's the only way.

Oh dear. Oh dear oh dear oh dear. But okay. You aren't completely wrong. But let's put some critical thinking skills to work here, if not for you, then for others who may not have the benefit of such.

First, in pretty much anything, we clarify what we do know and what we don't know, what we can know and what we cannot know, what we have good reason to believe but have not yet proven.

Do we know that people can be wrong? Yes, we do. Do we know that people can be lying liars? Yes, we do. Do we therefore know that we cannot trust anyone/everyone? Yes, we do. Do we have a Social Contract which demands that the government serve the needs and best interests of the people they serve? Yes, we do. Do we know that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely? Yes, we do. Did our founding fathers also know this? Yes, they did. Did they therefore write the Constitution and frame the very function and operation of government accordingly? Yes, they did.

This is why the government has enumerated powers that are granted to them, thus restricting and limiting what they can do. This is why the government must justify everything they do, must have reasonable cause for any actions taken against the citizens (especially criminally), must provide evidence of crimes, etc. This is why we have investigations, examinations, documentation, witness testimony under penalty of perjury, etc. This is also why citizens' were originally empowered with Citizens Grand Juries -- with full investigatory and charging powers -- and citizen's arrests. (Powers which have since been taken from us by the corrupt government they were meant to protect us from) This is also why all criminal charges must be proven beyond any reasonable doubt to a jury of the accused's peers, based upon evidence presented in an open and public trial.

And it's why we have forensic audits... including for elections.

Elections are for the needs and best interests of the people. We have every right to demand confirmation and verification of the election -- every phase and aspect of it. We have every right to demand that government's actions be investigated, examined, and documented. We have every right to demand that the government justify anything and everything it did, with or without evidence of wrongdoing, with or without suspicions of wrongdoing. We have

Including forensic audits.

The Constitution gives the power and authority of regulating and legislating elections to the State Legislatures, duly elected by the people of the state. Our Senate has rightfully exercised their power and authority over the entire election process to hire specialists and experts to conduct such an investigation, examination and documentation of the election in Maricopa County, in order to confirm and verify that it was a fair and honest election. Or not. This is in fact the Constitutional responsibility and duty of the State Legislators. It's part of their job, and a very important part.

It is also their duty and responsibility to use what they learn to inform future legislation to correct weaknesses and loopholes, and to strengthen the process as necessary and appropriate. And this has been the Senate's stated purpose since day one.

I'm good with that.

LET THE SUN SHINE!!!
(It's Arizona... we can take it )

I've posted this before, and I'm posting it again, because with the news of Pennsylvania and now Georgia critters touring the AZ audit, the people demanding audits in Michigan and New Hampshire and elsewhere, it just seems appropriate. I'm thinking these lyrics in particular:

No apology (no apology)
We will not back down (No apology)
We are not afraid (No apology)
Not a drop of doubt (No apology)

Hand in hand, across this land
Our voices shouting out
No apologies

You wanna start a personal revolution
What else you gotta do tonight (No apology)

At this point, the actual findings of the audit are secondary. We have the right to demand an audit for any reason or no reason or simply for own amusement. Period.

(Oh! And no apology to Bon Jovi although I enjoy their music, I doubt very much they would approve of this message! It is what it is )

Wow. This is bold. And a little badass!

Arizona Sen. Wendy Rogers: “Arizona Welcomes ALL States To Adopt This Gold-Standard Of A Process To Ensure Free And Fair Elections For 2022.”

AZ State Senator Rogers shared a recap following message to her Facebook page:

Tour of AZ Audit with visiting PA delegation state senators...

Cyber Ninjas is precisely what kind of firm to be able to lead this audit?
– They are an application security company, which has allowed a quick understanding on how election system applications work in detail.
– Their modus operandi is to perform Threat Modeling.
– That is: They figure out ways a system can be attacked.
– How to identify a threat and protect against it.
– They find what the artifacts are in order to prove activity did or didn’t happen.
-This was used in designing the audit scope.

Steps to the AZ Audit
1. Phase
1 – Canvassing – Currently indefinitely delayed by the AZ Senate.
– Did you vote?
– Does it match?
– There have been innumerable reports of mismatch anomalies.
– Was the voter registration history changed?

2. Phase
2 – Physical ballots
– Actual ballot counting: Everyone can relate to the concept of counting paper ballots. Maricopa volunteer counters must have voted in the Nov 2020 election. No determination whether the counter volunteer is a Republican or a Democrat. If a count is off by more than 1 person per 50 ballots counted, then the ballots are recounted
– It takes approximately 8 seconds to count a ballot. There is no way to coordinate or sully this very precise process. “There is no speed without accuracy.”

— – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

Paper examination table uses digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras.
– 0% chance of damaging ballots
– Determines which oval was marked and if marked by a human.
– Analyzes fibers of ballot material and barely-detectable yellow-dot watermarks.
– Every last ballot should be able to be accounted for.

Bottom Line: Opposition pushback may be an indication of the more questionable areas to investigate.

3. Phase 3
– Electronic Voting Systems
– Digital capture of all voting systems provided is completed.
– CyFIR followed industry best practices with write-block devices that prevented any hard drive from being changed.
– Analysis of the data captured is ongoing.

4. Phase 4
– Results
– Numbers from various phases will be compared against the certified results.

Cyber Ninjas CEO overall observations:
1. Americans must be able to trust how one’s vote is cast.
2. A judge’s scope of expertise does not tend to include higher math or computer systems.
3. However, EVERY American understands how to count and for the counting to be done at the local community level.
4. We should go to paper only.
5. We should be counting at the precinct level.
6. We should declare voting day a national holiday, so everyone can vote and participate in the counting.
7. Even Canada’s federal election is paper only.

They just gave every state and county the blueprint for an effective and thorough forensic audit.

They have also told every citizen what an effective and thorough forensic audit should look like. What they should demand and expect. They have armed the people with knowledge.

Awesome.