It is a good thing to look back at some of the “violations” that brave analysts have discovered in the 2020 election, because some of the questions that the Arizona audit needs to answer are very obvious. let’s start.
This article Two yuuuge ballots were checked within minutes of the polls held in Arizona on the night of last November’s election day:
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Two large-scale vote dumps occurred within an hour after the Arizona polls ended, with approximately 625,000 and approximately 1,473,000 votes respectively.
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The total of these two votes (2,098,619) exceeded Total official results The number of votes in Maricopa County (2,089,563) exceeded 9,000 votes.
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Biden received more votes (1,161,582) than Maricopa County’s official votes (1,040,774) in these two votes.
How could this be possible without some interesting things related to vote counting and rulings?
Then there is This graph was compiled by Ray Blehar, a retired Department of Defense senior analyst Summarized the differences between 2016 and 2020 voting results, and identified missing supplementary votes.His detailed analysis On the link to contribute to the graphics Very enlightening.
The problem is obvious:
- Why does the total number of certification votes differ from the total number of counties (9,999 votes difference)?
- From 2016 to 2020, the small party votes dropped by about 106K. Where did it go?
- How could absent/early ballots get 628,034 more votes than reported?
- How could there be zero Among the more than 3 million votes cast in Maricopa County, the written votes?
Then there is the very strange violation pointed out by Seth Kescher (a former US Army captain, military intelligence officer, and a disciple of General Flynn). He has been conducting demographic analysis of voter registration data to analyze voting patterns and irregularities in many states, including red states. The following is an excerpt from his Telegram account (@RealSKeshel) about Arizona:
Remember: Maricopa has not been blue since 1948. Bob Dole was even red when he lost Arizona in 1996. This was the first loss since 1948. Trump won fewer votes in Maricopa than Romney in 2016. Judging from his 2016 total, he may lose the county for the first time in 72 years, and the Democratic Party has never received more than 116,000 new votes in Maricopa. Therefore, Biden defeated Clinton by 338,000 and hardly won the state’s victory, which of course is completely natural. why? He needs every vote. They seem to know the scores Trump will come in, which is why they awkwardly count several batches of votes every day until they run out.
Kescher’s irony in the last few sentences emphasized an almost impossible thing: the hologram-he was an absent candidate and attracted very few people when he left the basement to “campaign”-it was impossible to be like Sheila Rick Clinton got 338,000 more votes! No way, that is to say, did not represent him doing some serious monkey business behind the scenes. Where did these votes come from?
What about the routers and passwords that Maricopa County concealed from the auditors?There must be no real reason for such obstruction other than something very important that “must be kept hidden.” For example, as claimed, the election management server is actually Connect to external network and/or internet. If, as the Democrats claim, “the 2020 election is the safest in history,” why not provide a router and password? Why are they stagnant?
What will the Arizona audit reveal? The fact that the audit team did not leak secrets is a good sign of security rigor, which refutes the Democratic Party’s opposite statement. If the audit is not conducted professionally, then the leak will be uninterrupted from the beginning, accompanied by the usual Democratic media rotation. What people like Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D-Soros) can do is to belittle auditors without evidence, and coordinate with other states to ask the state’s attorneys general to “investigate the auditors.” And whistleblower. Desperate action at this time!
On the surface, patience is a virtue. We will have to wait and see what the auditors found.
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