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As PJ Media previously reported, Kari Lake’s legal team was granted the opportunity to inspect ballots prior to trial, and based on their review of a random selection of ballots, “48 of 113 ballots reviewed … were 19-inch ballots produced on 20-inch paper.”
According to Kari Lake’s team, this one-inch discrepancy caused “the mass rejection of these votes as they were attempted to be read through the tabulators.”
originally posted by: ketsuko
Ballots were printed on the wrong size paper.
As PJ Media previously reported, Kari Lake’s legal team was granted the opportunity to inspect ballots prior to trial, and based on their review of a random selection of ballots, “48 of 113 ballots reviewed … were 19-inch ballots produced on 20-inch paper.”
According to Kari Lake’s team, this one-inch discrepancy caused “the mass rejection of these votes as they were attempted to be read through the tabulators.”
This wasn't an innocent mistake. Expert testimony confirms the ballots had to be configured this way. It rendered the ballots unreadable disenfranchising those votes. Why would Hobbs' own attorneys not want Lake's to see these ballots? Either they cheated on purpose or they didn't want anyone to know how incompetent Hobbs is in carrying out her duty to run the election.
Apologies if this has been posted, but I've been busy this week and did not have time to do a thorough search.
Arizona County Elections Director Scott Jarrett Admits in Court Printer Settings Were Switched on Election Day – IT WAS ON PURPOSE! (VIDEO)
On Thursday Scott Jarrett, the Maricopa County Elections Director, admitted the printer settings were switched on Election Day to alter the ballot size.
They just admitted to the setup!
Kari Lake’s Attorney Kurt Olson: “Is it your testimony that the printer set changes that led to the so-called “shrink to fit” issue was that done on Election Day?”
Maricopa County Elections Director Scott Jarrett responded, “That’s correct.”