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The Coverup Continues? Arizona Audit Rules in Favor of Biden on Election Recount; Trump Challenges Results

by Breck Worsham, posted in news, politics

PHOENIX — The forensic audit of the 2020 election in Maricopa County, Arizona, initiated by the Republican-controlled Arizona state Senate, has ruled in favor of Joe Biden despite Republican claims of mass voter fraud.

A draft report that leaked ahead of the release of the official audit report reaffirmed Biden as the winner of the presidential election in Maricopa County where President Donald Trump claimed a majority of the fraud in Arizona occured.

The report, which is already being challenged by Republicans, claims Joe Biden won 99 more votes than he did in the certified ballot count last year while Trump came up 261 votes short of last year’s official results.

Trump was quick to criticize the report’s findings, slamming the media for what he called a “rush to judgment” on the report which he said “has uncovered significant and undeniable evidence of fraud.”

“Huge findings in Arizona! However, the Fake News Media is already trying to ‘call it’ again for Biden before actually looking at the facts—just like they did in November!” Trump said in a statement released through his leadership PAC, “Save America.”

“This is a major criminal event and should be investigated by the Attorney General immediately,” he added. “The Senate’s final report will be released today at 4:00PM ET. I have heard it is far different than that being reported by the Fake News Media.”

“This is not even the whole state of Arizona, but only Maricopa County. It would only get worse!” Trump said in a subsequent statement. “There is fraud and cheating in Arizona and it must be criminally investigated! More is coming out in the hearing today.”

Randy Pullen, a spokesman for the election review, confirmed the validity of the leaked draft.

“It’s not the final report, but it’s close,” he told Phoenix’s KJZZ.

A formal presentation is scheduled before the Arizona Senate, where President Karen Fann and Sen. Warren Petersen, the Republicans who issued subpoenas that obtained the ballots and voting materials needed for the investigation, will present contractors they hired to conduct the review an opportunity to state their findings.

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ARIZONA AUDIT: Grassroots Canvass Identifies 299,493 Missing Votes Reflecting 2600% Of Biden’s Victory Margin

by Breck Worsham, posted in Uncategorized

PHOENIX — A bombshell report out of Maricopa County, Arizona Thursday identified 299,493 lost, ghost, and inaccurate votes relating to the 2020 presidential election.

After conducting interviews with voters in Arizona’s most contested county, the Maricopa County Canvass report authored by Liz Harris detailed “major” findings pertaining to the scale that voter fraud was committed.

At least 270 votes cast in Maricopa County for the 2020 presidential election were either manipulated or missing, Harris told Right Side Broadcasting. Further, Harris found that more than a third of Arizonans interviewed indicated that they did vote, despite there being no record of them doing so.

“34.23 percent of people that we had a record of not having voted said ‘What do you mean? I voted. Yes, I did.’ And that is one of our greatest findings,” Harris told RSB. “Where did these votes go? And that’s why we’re calling these lost votes.”

The number of “lost” votes the report identified is 173,104, or the equivalent of nearly three Sun Devil stadiums, she added. “2.5 times that stadium is the number of people in Maricopa County whose votes were lost,” Harris said.

“Nine out of ten people actually thanked us for coming to their door,” Harris told Steve Bannon’s “War Room.”

“These are American citizens living in Maricopa County who cast a vote, primarily by mail, in the election and yet there is no record of their vote with the county and it was not counted in the reported vote totals for the election.”  

“The results in the report are from the last two months of canvassing,” Harris told Bannon. “Our questions, they were really simple.  What method did you use to vote. Did you receive extra ballots? What did you do with those extra ballots? How many registered voters are supposed to be here, and how many actually voted? Not once do we ask who the person voted for.”