Arizona Senate President Karen Fann explains the path to decertification of the 2020 presidential election results.
QUICK FACTS:
- J.T. Harris of Conservative Circus interviewed Sen. Karen Fann (R) about the Maricopa County audit.
- Fann rejected “false information” circulating about her having “the ability to decertify” electors.
- “I don’t have the power to do that,” she said.
- But Sen. Fann did explain that if it can be proved “that the numbers were not correct, if that’s what the audit shows, then it will go to court and the courts are going to have to adjudicate.”
- “That proof is going to have to be one-hundred-percent, six ways from Sunday,” she remarked.
PATH TO DECERTIFICATION:
- Sen. Fann explained that if there is fraud or not, “whether it was intentional [or] non-intentional…then the courts will say okay you’ve proven your case and we find that it is true.”
- “Then and only then at that case,” Sen. Fann went on to say, “what happens then, is that the House and the Senate, the Arizona House and Senate bodies, would have to put up a resolution on the board.”
- That resolution would then “take a simple majority that would quote, ‘decertify,’ and turn it over to the Attorney General’s Office for prosecution,” she said.
- Fann then explained “we need sixteen and thirty-one so, I got to get that sixteen vote in the Senate and we’ve got to make sure that Speaker Bowers has thirty-one votes over in the House.”
