November 16, 2022

USA: Learning More About The Illegal Schemes Used By Maricopa County To Disenfranchise Voters. According To Election Rules, The Malfunctioning Machines Should Have Been Taken Out Of Service.

I want to know why the hell did the media already declared a winner for the Arizona gubernatorial race when all of the votes haven't been counted and there was a lot of funny business where there were a lot of broken voting machines and they ran out of ink for ballot machines at many polling places mostly in Republican counties. You don't think that's fishy? These machines were supposedly inspected the morning of the Arizona election by Katie Hobbs election department. Do you know who Katie Hobbs is? Well, she is a lazy Democrat who refused to debate running for Governor of Arizona and refused to recuse herself as Arizona Secretary of State overseeing the election AND who she is also responsible for certifying the Arizona election. THAT IS ONE MAJOR CONFLICT OF INTEREST. That is not cool what the media did to advance a false election result because they hate Trump or anyone who loves America and is against the New World Order globalist agenda.

Arizona remained OPEN FOR BUSINESS during the covid shutdowns. Why? Well the Arizona governor was a Republican. People weren't forced to get the shot to keep their jobs in the Republican run state of Arizona. Business didn't file bankruptcy in droves and shutdown permanently in the Republican run state of Arizona. Elderly were not killed in the nursing homes because they were quarantined with sick covid patients and were not kept from seeing their family in the Republican run state of Arizona. You know damn well the shutdown nightmare I am talking about those of you who live in a Democrat-run state and Democrat-run County.

You want us to believe that a proud 2nd amendment state of Arizona who stayed free during the covid shutdown fiasco voted for a lazy Communist Democrat who would have taken away their freedoms and Constitutional rights. Get outta here! (emphasis mine)
The Western Journal
written by Randy DeSoto
Tuesday November 15, 2022

The only fair remedy to address the fiasco that occurred in Maricopa County on Election Day is a redo.

There is no doubt the candidates most impacted by the 70 polling locations experiencing inordinately long lines due, in part, to vote tabulating machines malfunctioning were Republicans like Kari Lake and attorney general candidate Abe Hamadeh.

Both trail their Democratic opponents by less than one percent of the vote.

As of this writing, Lake is about 18,000 votes behind Democrat Katie Hobbs with votes still incoming, though The Associated Press and other major media outlets have called the race for Hobbs.

Hamadeh is much closer, with only approximately 2,200 votes separating him from Democrat Kris Mayes.

Over 2.5 million ballots have been cast statewide in the contest, and more than 1.5 million came out of Maricopa County, which encompasses the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Republican voters showed up heavily on Election Day.

Hamadeh tweeted on Saturday, “REMEMBER: 72%+ of the votes on Election Day in person were Republican. When you have 30% of the tabulating machines failing, causing people to leave the lines and give up. This is voter suppression targeting a political party.”

Despite all the Election Day problems, Lake was able to close Hobbs’ lead from double-digits (about 183,000 votes), based on her advantage in the early voting tallies, to less than a percent (about 12,000 votes) by the Wednesday following the election, thanks to Election Day votes.

In her August primary, Lake took the lead over establishment Republican pick Karrin Taylor Robson the day after the election because of Election Day totals. Robson, like Hobbs, had leapt out to a double-digit lead on election night due to early voting and mail-in ballots.

Unlike the primary race, Lake never had to lead against Hobbs and arguably that was due to vote tabulator machine problems across Maricopa County on Election Day.

The approximately 18,000 votes separating Lake and Hobbs breaks down to about 250 people being dissuaded from voting per the 70 ill-function polling stations.

For Hamadeh, about 30 people per location would make the difference.

It is entirely conceivable that hundreds of people either left the line or didn’t show up as they heard about the hours-long lines whether through the news or family or friends texting them, etc.

Here is what happened on Election Day in ruby red Anthem, north of Phoenix.

The same was true throughout the county.

This is Chandler in southeast Maricopa.

And here’s a picture from a polling location in Scottsdale, east of Phoenix.

The Western Journal received over 20 exclusive videos featuring Arizona voters explaining how difficult it was for them to cast their ballots. One voter had to wait in line for seven hours.

Lake suggested on Election Day the places most impacted by malfunctioning machines and long lines seemed to be Republican strongholds.

The Washington Post later reported there were heavily Democratic polling locations impacted too, but that of course misses the point that Republicans were voting in far greater numbers on Election Day than Democrats.

The results of last Tuesday’s elections are irreparably tainted due to interference on the field of play, if you will.

The only fair response is a redo of Maricopa County.

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