AZ Senate Subpoenas Maricopa County for Routers, Ballot Envelopes, Voter Databases

The Arizona Senate served Maricopa County with a subpoena asking for ballot envelopes, routers, and voter databases relating to the 2020 presidential election forensic audit.

QUICK FACTS:

• Board of Supervisors Bill Gates announced Monday on CNN, “Right before I came on here, the board of supervisors received another subpoena from the state Senate ordering us to turn over the routers, in addition to some other information.”
• The subpoena was posted to Twitter by ABC15’s Garrett Archer.

Here is what the state senate has subpoenaed:
1. Info on breach of public voter registration data
2. EV envelopes or images.
3. Pass keys for precinctabulators
4. Voter registration database
5. Routers or virtual images of routers
6 Network logs. pic.twitter.com/jjCp8mKxvW

— The AZ – abc15 – Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) July 27, 2021

BREAKING: Maricopa County receives a new subpoena for election materials from Republican leaders of the Arizona Senate pic.twitter.com/76Ss3JQ8VB

— Jen Fifield (@JenAFifield) July 27, 2021

WHAT THE SUBPOENA ASKS FOR:

• Reports, documents, network logs related to voting servers and databases.
• Ballot envelopes and digital images of those ballots.
• Usernames, passwords, and ballot tabulation devices.
• All routers affiliated with the election.

BACKGROUND:

• The subpoena comes after the Arizona Senate hearing about discrepancies discovered by the Maricopa County forensic audit.

The Republican-led Arizona Senate served a new subpoena to Maricopa County officials seeking routers for its audit of the 2020 election.

"They threaten us in these papers that if we do not turn those over by Aug. 2… then we could be held in contempt."https://t.co/WYxXLzdbbI

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) July 27, 2021