The chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Republican Jack Sellers on Thursday criticized Cyber Ninjas’ briefing to the Arizona senator, saying that the controversial company shared the results of its county’s 2020 elections. The figures are “not accurate at all.”
Arizona Senate Republicans Has been promoting a widely criticized and ridiculed audit of the results of the presidential election. County officials in Maricopa County, Arizona’s most populous county, completed a formal audit of the results in November last year, but found no discrepancies.But because of the former president, the Republican legislators in the state have advanced their own audits. Donald TrumpUnfounded claim that the 2020 election was “stolen” for the president Joe Biden.
On Thursday, the CEO of Florida-based Cyber Ninjas briefed some senators in Arizona on the progress of its audit, which has been conducted for more than two months. Arizona Republic Report. The company’s chief executive, Doug Logan, believes that Maricopa County needs more information, as does Republican State Senate Speaker Karen Fann.
“At today’s briefing, uncertified contractors in the Senate asked many open-ended questions, describing things that were actually normal and well-known to the election staff as suspicious,” Sellers said In the statement Released in response to Thursday’s briefing. “In some cases, they gave up heavy numbers that were simply inaccurate.”
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Republican county officials told state Senate leaders to “complete the audit, release the report, and prepare to defend him in court.” Sellers has repeatedly refuted the often strange claims made by Republicans in his state, claiming that the audit process had failed. Properly.
On Thursday, Sellers slammed Cyber Ninjas auditors for their “incompetence.” The Republican official said: “What we heard today represents another reality that has been out of control since the November election. The Senate leadership should be ashamed of spreading the half-baked theory of the’deep rig’ crowd to the world today. .”.
In June of this year, Benny White, a Republican election analyst who participated in audits in Wisconsin, Maryland, and Arizona, told the locals ABC The affiliated radio station KNXV stated that he was “shocked” by the progress of the Arizona audit.
“They are trying to create a whole new record. Then I think they will come up with this and say,’This is a fact, don’t believe what was released in November,'” White Said at the time.
Fann refuted the seller’s assessment in a statement sent via email Weekly newspaperShe argued that the Republicans’ remarks were “dangerous” and that there were “no certified election auditors.”
The president of the state Senate said: “They did not cooperate with us, but by withholding legal subpoenas required them to provide and confirmed by the court, they tried their best to sabotage the audit.”
Trump and his allies continue to baselessly claim that the 2020 elections were “rigged” to support President Joe Biden. The allegation has been thoroughly filed and is completely unreliable. The former president and his supporters did not provide any evidence to confirm this claim.
Dozens of election challenge lawsuits ended in failure in state and federal courts. Even judges appointed by Trump and his fellow Republicans dismissed these often bizarre allegations.Audits and recounts in key battlefield states-including where elections are monitored Pro-Trump Republican——Reiterated Biden’s victory.
Former Attorney General William Barr Asserted last December “There is no evidence” to confirm Biden’s claim that he won through extensive voter fraud.The Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Bureau is in Department of Homeland Security Describe the 2020 election as “the safest election in U.S. history.” The agency was led by someone appointed by Trump at the time, claiming that “there is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes or was compromised in any way.”
Despite this, thousands of Trump supporters continue to regularly participate in large-scale gatherings organized by conservatives—such as My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell—and support such beliefs. The election was “stolen”. Opinion polls consistently show that most Republicans do not believe that Biden is the legitimate president, while many believe that Trump should still remain in the White House.
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