July Senate Hearing

On July 16, 2021, a 2-hour hearing was given in the Arizona Senate, with auditors raising several questions and issues that are preventing them from completing the audit, including:

73,243 mail-in ballots have no record of being sent out 11 (Maricopa County later responded, arguing that this number also includes early in-person votes which would not have been mailed)

11,326 voters were not listed on November 3 voter roll, but were listed on December 4 voter roll and were listed as having voted in the election 11

18,000 who voted in November but were then removed from the rolls 11 12

Thousands of duplicated ballots that lacked serial numbers. Senate President Karen Fann noted that without serial numbers, it would be impossible to know how many times a ballot was duplicated. 11

168,000 ballots are printed on unofficial paper that the county claims they did not use. This could be a simple mistake, or an indication of fraudulent ballots. 11

An unpublicised digital breach of the election system in November 11 12

A one-off digital event erasing the security log for the period covering the November election. The auditors reported 37,646 entries into the digital security log for the election management system – which has only eight accounts – on one day, 11 March 2021. Data being kept on a first-in, first-out principle, the digital deluge shoved enough previous data out to hide election security log events before February 2021. Rep. Finchem claims this shows criminal intent. 11 12

The full hearing is available on YouTube, here (at least until their censorship kicks in), or on Rumble, here.