Arizona

The Arizona Senate may sign a deal for another 2020 election review in Maricopa County following reports that some overseers of the audit are dissatisfied with the process.

The US 2020 election controversy is continuing to haunt the nation, with partisan and civil enthusiasts launching re-examinations of ballots despite the Democratic Party's smearing the initiative as an attempt to undermine the public trust in Joe Biden's win.

MyPillow CEO and top Trump ally was thrown out of the Republican Governors Association Conference in Tennessee on Tuesday.

Workers in Arizona’s largest county on May 24 resumed reviewing ballots and election machines in a 2020 election audit.

"To confirm: the 'Databases' directory on the EMS Primary Server WAS deleted containing the voting databases."

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The deleted database files noted by the Arizona Senate in their letter to Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors may have been recovered by the audit team.

Last week, the Gateway Pundit reported about the emergency meeting that was called by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, after the County was reportedly unable to provide passwords to the auditors performing an audit of the county’s 2020 Election results. They also did not provide access to the routers which were requested in the audit as well.

Back on November 30, 2020, Maricopa County elections witness Jan Bryant testified before the Arizona legislature.

The demands of a controversial Republican-backed audit of the 2020 election in Arizona's most populous county "jeopardize" law enforcement activities, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office warned.