If you want to hear straight from Maricopa County officials their explanation for why the Senate's election audit contractors couldn't find those "deleted files" (which they have explained weren't deleted) ... listen here, starts at 1 pm
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Maricopa Supervisor Chairman Jack Sellers starts the meeting off with some words for the Arizona Senate.
Calls the audit "a grift disguised as an audit."
"It's time to be done with this craziness," he says.
Calls the audit "a grift disguised as an audit."
"It's time to be done with this craziness," he says.
Maricopa County Recorder @stephen_richer explains that the auditors' concerns amount to a misunderstanding of elections generally and misunderstanding of the county's processes.
- Ballots were all tracked properly
- 'Missing' files weren't deleted
- Ballots were all tracked properly
- 'Missing' files weren't deleted
Both @jacksellers and @stephen_richer referring to Cyber Ninjas as "the ninjas" or "the Cyber Ninjas"
Summarized, the county's explanation for the 'missing files':
- It appears the auditors failed to properly downloaded the county's election databases, leading to them being unable to access them
- Certain election results/databases were archived before subpoenas requested them
- It appears the auditors failed to properly downloaded the county's election databases, leading to them being unable to access them
- Certain election results/databases were archived before subpoenas requested them
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