There’s MASSIVE OPPOSITION happening at Twitter, Google, YT, FB and multiple other platforms against the Maricopa election audit. This includes actively blocking registered voters from accessing application forms to sign up as observers.

I’M COUNTING ON PEDES TO READ THE REST OF THIS POST AND HELP COUNTERATTACK THE OPPOSITION!

Maricopa county voters cast 2.1 million votes—about 60% of the total in Arizona— in last November’s election. A detailed audit of the paper ballots has been ordered. The Arizona Senate would not let their facility be used, so auditors have had to find another location.

BACKSTORY

Former Secretary of State and Senate President Ken Bennett is coordinating the audit on behalf of the Arizona Senate. Starting this past Thursday, a Maricopa county resident assisting Bennett set up three different ways to sign up—2 using Google docs and one using Wuhoo.

Google docs prevented dissemination of requests for audit observers. One Google doc and the Wuhoo form got banned. I found that out DIRECTLY from her.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER

All volunteers must be registered voters in Maricopa county. Go to @ArizonaAudit on TWITTER to read about it and then email her using the gmail in the tweets.

(Yeah, I know. Feel free to criticize their methods. I don’t care what you think. This is how they’re doing it. But give me an abusive, cursing response like the ones I’ve already received about my posts on this audit. I will report you instantly.)

VIDEO RESOURCES

This audit will be run by Jovan Hutton Pulitzer’s company. They’re looking at paper ballots. More on him and how it’s done here: https://rumble.com/vfi5x9-jovan-hutton-pulitzer-exposing-fraud-and-restoring-faith-in-elections.html

More about the obstacles to sign-ups encountered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BrOgjGe4yU

Please note that Bennett is disallowing all journalists, who have attempted to sign-up as audit “observers.” He stated, “The only agenda that I’m going to make sure happens is that we do the audit in a fair and open and transparent and accurate way.”

Registered voters of any party are encouraged to apply