The Fight for Election Integrity Continues -- Audits, Criminal Investigations, Legislative Reform

a reply to: Boadicea

If any of those "people" on the cards want to sue for defamation and privacy, I wonder how they'll "prove" which signature is the real one roflol 😀

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Boadicea

If any of those "people" on the cards want to sue for defamation and privacy, I wonder how they'll "prove" which signature is the real one roflol 😀

That made me laugh! Yes!!! I want to see that!!!

originally posted by: xuenchen
If any of those "people" on the cards want to sue for defamation and privacy, I wonder how they'll "prove" which signature is the real one

I'm with Boadicea on this one. I would really love to see it play out in a courtroom.

"Perry Mason and the case of the Surreptitious Signatures."

Rasmussen ain't mincing words here!

New Today in The Banana Republic of Hobbs -

Current SOS @Adrian_Fontes counted fraudulent mail ballot signatures in his 2020 election fiasco.

The AZ Senate published them in their investigation, @KariLake shared them as examples of fraud.

Now 🤡Fontes threatens to sue Lake.

Wow! Gotta say I'm surprised but loving it!

Fontes might regret trying to sic Mayes on Kari... Folks are bringing up the fact that Fontes violated the exact same statute by providing Runbeck complete access to voter rolls including signatures.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

originally posted by: xuenchen
If any of those "people" on the cards want to sue for defamation and privacy, I wonder how they'll "prove" which signature is the real one

I'm with Boadicea on this one. I would really love to see it play out in a courtroom.

"Perry Mason and the case of the Surreptitious Signatures."

The Paul Drake Agency will find the truth!! 😎

Here's an excellent very detailed write-up of the Senate hearing yesterday:

Testimony to Arizona Senate Election Committee Reveals Thousands of Misdemeanors Allegedly Committed by Maricopa County in 2022 Election

The Arizona Senate’s Election Committee continued the second part of a hearing on Monday that began last week, featuring testimony from election integrity proponents. Shelby Busch, the co-founder of We the People AZ, and Heather Honey of Verify Vote, went over five areas where their team found apparent law violations by Maricopa County in the 2022 election.

A few highlights:

Busch said she found election law violations in five categories. They were:

• adjudication of ballots, cast ballots that didn’t match;
  
• over 8,000 people who were unable to vote on Election Day;
  
• a backdoor portal to voter registration records that nonprofits were able to access; and,
  
• around 300,000 ballots submitted to drop boxes that lacked a chain of custody

Adjudication --

For adjudication, Busch said her team found that the rate went up sharply in the 2020 election and then the 2022 election. Normally, she said no more than four percent of ballots require adjudication, which means there was something incorrect with the ballot, such as an overvote or missing some information, so they go to a bipartisan board that reviews them. But in 2020, that percentage jumped up to 11.9 percent. In 2022, it increased to 14.36 percent.

Cast Vote Records --

She expressed her concern that Maricopa County redacted the Cast Vote Record (CVR) before providing it to her team, impeding the transparency of the election. She said the CVR provides the final breakdown of the ballots cast, broken down by the candidates and individual ballots.

Next, Busch discussed discrepancies between the number of ballots listed in the system log files and the number of ballots in the CVR. The system log files track every ballot fed into the tabulator, and can provide one of six error codes when they aren’t accepted, she said. There were 15 batches of ballots, around 10,000 total, that were logged but did not make it into the final CVR, she reported.

“We cannot confirm that 10,000 votes were even counted,” she said.

Voter Rolls --

Busch discussed how voter records were changed electronically by someone other than the voter, and she believes it was done by progressive nonprofit groups. She discovered that in August 2020, then-Secretary of State Katie Hobbs implemented a new program that allowed nonprofits to access and change voter registration information online. She examined activity modifying voter registrations, and saw that it would spike massively in the middle of the night and on holidays — she said she believes it wasn’t county staff making the changes, but likely nonprofits.

Chain-of-Custody --

In her testimony, Honey discussed Maricopa County’s lack of chain of custody with around 300,000 ballots. She said the county “repeatedly misidentified the forms” for the chain of custody and wouldn’t produce some of them when their group submitted public records requests. She said they didn’t even use one of the first documents they are required to by the EPM nor delivery receipts. The ballots from drop boxes that were dropped off on Election Day only had estimates of their numbers, she said, another violation of the EPM.

The law was also violated by workers who opened the seals on boxes of ballots and failed to count them, Honey said. A whistleblower from Runbeck, the third-party ballot processing company used by the county, stated that there was no chain of custody procedures followed on election night. Honey said Maricopa County claimed they used another process to track ballots instead, but it was not authorized by law. There was no place on the chain of custody form they used to list the number of ballots, so it was omitted from those forms.

There is more at the link. Well worth the read!

Can anyone post the pics at this link from Kari?

Coincidence?? 👀

Look how perfectly Election Day Polling FAILURES on November 8th match up with the REPUBLICAN heat map.

Share this anywhere and everywhere you possibly can. SHARE!

I've never mastered the art of posting pics...

a reply to: Boadicea

Damn!

It's even worse than we thought. It's so bad, most people won't even be able to comprehend how bad it is.

Fixing all of the problems is a whole other dilemma, but before that can happen there needs to be comprehension then acceptance.

Acceptance is another area that proving to be a problem, I guess because governments seem to have such a hard time admitting when they are in the wrong.

originally posted by: IndieA
a reply to: Boadicea

Damn!

It's even worse than we thought. It's so bad, most people won't even be able to comprehend how bad it is.

It is... but at the same time, it isn't. This is what we needed to know. These are the multiple parts to the fraud. It seems like a lot, but it's what we needed to know. Right after the election in 2020, we had more questions than answers. Today, we have a whole lot more answers.

And it's coming out to the public in the best possible way: In official court proceedings and legislative hearings with official documents and records, and witness testimony of election officials, election workers, and various experts.

It's ugly no doubt! But we're in a better position today than ever before.

Fixing all of the problems is a whole other dilemma, but before that can happen there needs to be comprehension then acceptance.

I think this is happening. I noted earlier that several media sources re-posted the pics of the mismatched signatures that were counted. People can now see the actual evidence for themselves and come to their own conclusions -- both about the evidence, and the media which has falsely claimed "no evidence" and "baseless accusations" and so on.

There have been a couple other things reported that went against the "no evidence" narrative that pleasantly surprised me.... even though a couple of the articles themselves still claimed "no evidence."

I want to think this isn't an accident or a coincidence, and that it's being done for all the right reasons. Regardless, actual evidence is being reported more and more, and that's a good thing for the court of public opinion -- which is also important!

Acceptance is another area that proving to be a problem, I guess because governments seem to have such a hard time admitting when they are in the wrong.

Well we knew from the gitgo that the guilty weren't going to go down without a fight. It's still our challenge.

So... what happened at the hearing?

originally posted by: Boadicea
Can anyone post the pics at this link from Kari?

Here are those pictures (with captions below each image):


This one displays the Republican Voter Dot Density.



This one shows the Ballot Rejection Average, with the light-colored markers signifying greater than 50% ballot rejection; while the dark-colored markers signify lower than 50% ballot rejection.


These were pretty low-quality images, but you can still clearly see the areas where Republican voters had the strongest numbers and how they somehow had the most rejected ballots. Pretty clear cut.

originally posted by: tanstaafl
So... what happened at the hearing?

I have no idea. I've been checking a few sources -- AZ Family, Kari's Twitter, Gateway Pundit, etc. -- and I'm not seeing anything. Not even Brahm Resnick's Twitter has anything, and he usually covers court hearings personally.

I never did find a link for the hearing. Perhaps it was conducted electronically?

a reply to: TrulyColorBlind

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Those maps really do paint a picture with a story, eh? An ugly story. I'm so glad you could post them.

originally posted by: Boadicea
Can anyone post the pics at this link from Kari?

"Coincidence?? 👀

Look how perfectly Election Day Polling FAILURES on November 8th match up with the REPUBLICAN heat map.

Share this anywhere and everywhere you possibly can. SHARE!"

I wonder if this was the bombshell she was talking about?

a reply to: TrulyColorBlind

I wonder if this was the bombshell she was talking about?

Hmmmm.... could be. If so, I wish she had posted it as such.

Or maybe it's not, and something more is coming? It's only hump day... a lot can still happen.

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: TrulyColorBlind

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Those maps really do paint a picture with a story, eh? An ugly story. I'm so glad you could post them.

It's like Kari herself said - post these everywhere. So, I figured they had to be in this thread for sure.

That and, even though I don't live in Arizona anymore, I still have a fondness for it and wouldn't mind moving back there someday.

Oh, and you've got mail!

a reply to: Boadicea

Your post gave me that Deja-Vu feeling, sending me back to the big final report from Cyber Ninja. Lots of problems uncovered from the 2020 election.

Who failed to act on all those damning revelations? I hope he/she is gone!

a reply to: TrulyColorBlind

It's like Kari herself said - post these everywhere. So, I figured they had to be in this thread for sure.

And thanks to you, they are!

That and, even though I don't live in Arizona anymore, I still have a fondness for it and wouldn't mind moving back there someday.

I appreciate that. And for what it's worth, we'd love to have you back. Can't have too many good people, right?

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Boadicea

Your post gave me that Deja-Vu feeling, sending me back to the big final report from Cyber Ninja. Lots of problems uncovered from the 2020 election.

That audit was a godsend -- despite all the disappointments and frustrations, in spite of the erased files and the subpoenaed materials they withheld, regardless of ALL the obstacles put in the way. When the audit started, we pretty much only had questions. And suspicions. Lots and lots of questions and suspicions! It provided enough hard data and facts to know where to focus attention and efforts.

It wasn't the end-all-be-all, but it's been invaluable in the fight. And it helped get us here. And here is a much better place to be than where we were in 2020.

Who failed to act on all those damning revelations? I hope he/she is gone!

Yes, Brno and his nunchuks are gone. But his replacement, Kris Mayes, is worse.

If Kari's lawsuit is successful, and if we get our new election, we'll get a chance to put Abe Hamedeh in.

Just FYI -- it's about 7:00 here, I'm not seeing any updates on the hearing today, and I'm beat so I'm calling it a night. I will allow myself to hope for the best and dream about great victory...

... and then in the morning we'll see what the real world has for us!

Goodnight all!