263,139 Ballots Can’t Be Verified in The Arizona 2020 General Election – Time to Decertify
Arizona Senate Hears of Multiple Inconsistencies Found by Election Audit – Arizona attorney general says his office will review findings
UPDATE AT THE END
The Epoch Times reports:
Arizona lawmakers were told on Friday during a hearing on an audit conducted in the state’s most populous county of inconsistencies uncovered during a forensic audit into the 2020 election.
The Maricopa County audit was commissioned by Republicans in the Arizona Senate.
Senate President Karen Fann, a Republican, issued a letter on the same day to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich recommending further investigation following the audit’s findings. In the letter, she raised concerns over signature verification on mail-in ballots, the accuracy of voter rolls, the securing of election systems, and the record-keeping of evidence related to the elections.
“I am therefore forwarding the reports for your office’s consideration and, if you find it appropriate, further investigation as part of your ongoing oversight of these issues,” Fann told Brnovich in the letter.
Brnovich, a Republican running for the U.S. Senate, said in a statement, “I will take all necessary actions that are supported by the evidence and where I have legal authority. Arizonans deserve to have their votes accurately counted and protected.”
His office said that its Election Integrity Unit “will thoroughly review the Senate’s information and evidence.” Specific allegations cannot be commented on until the review is complete, the office added.
Fann said Friday at the hearing that the audit had faced unnecessary obstruction from Maricopa County officials, who went to court in a bid to try to block the audit and subpoenas from the state Senate. While the forensic audit did not uncover a significant difference in the total vote tallies—the difference was only hundreds in the final report— evidence was uncovered of numerous other anomalies, including statutes being broken and chain of custody not being followed, Fann added.
Cyber Ninjas, a Florida-based company hired by the state Senate to conduct the audit, said its review involved over 1,500 people and a total of over 100,000 hours. While the company said it only found in the recount a vote discrepancy of 994 in the presidential race and 1,167 in a U.S. Senate race, the report highlighted potential issues with a combined total of 53,305 ballots.
** UPDATE by Sidney Powell on 09/27/2021**
Attorney Sidney Powell reposted a Telegram post by Liberty Overwatch that read:
Cyber Ninjas Could Not Confirm the Accuracy of 263,139 Votes
Buried on page 70 of the Volume III audit report, Cyber Ninjas notes that 263,139 ballot images were corrupted, which prevented the team from confirming the accuracy of the vote totals:
“It was impossible to confirm that the electronically recorded votes corresponded to the corrupted TIFF images. …It is possible that manipulation of the electronic vote totals occurred in the instances where the TIFF images are corrupted.”
The tabulators processed 1.3M votes from 10/20 – 11/1 without a single corrupt image.
A quarter of a million suspiciously corrupted ballot images, evidence that the EMS was connected to the internet, and the deletion of the General Election results database and thousands of security log files the day before the audit began make a compelling case for the cover-up of electronic vote manipulation.
ADDITIONAL SOURCES: Volume III Page 70
