by the Patriots
Arizona AG opens probe, demands answers from Maricopa…
Assistant DA Jennifer Wright Letter demanding answers to Maricopa election irregularities to County attorney.
"...Wright says: 'These complaints go beyond pure speculation, but include first-hand witness accounts that raise concerns regarding Maricopa’s lawful compliance with Arizona election law.'"
by Patriots staff
Maricopa county, AZ has obviously orchestrated this steal. How can we prevent Kari from winning the governor's race when the vast majority votes in person? Easy, we just get the county technician to make a few changes so that the machine adjudication rate greatly increases, then we can ‘fix’ the ballot correctly to reflect a democrat vote. Next, see how many votes are needed to keep Hobbs on top by maintaining her lead ratio, (60 to 55 or whatever it was) Then dip into the adjudication bin and do another ballot and another…etc. It’s why the tally took an additional week.
The only way the county could elect Hobbs with all the in person voting was to set the machines to adjudicate more ballots. Time to Lawyer Up Kari.
After the defeat of a proposed constitutional amendment in Kansas that would have affirmed that there is no “constitutional right to abortion,” conservatives have launched the first recount of a state ballot measure in 30 years.
The Associated Press reported that the amendment failed by 18 percentage points, or approximately 165,000 votes.
The organizer of the recount, Melissa Leavitt, has reportedly put up the
$220,000 bond required by Kansas law to cover the costs of the hand
recount, citing data irregularities she says she saw in the days
following the election.
The recount must now be completed by Wednesday, according to KSNW-TV in Wichita.
The “Value Them Both” amendment would “affirm there is no Kansas constitutional right to abortion or to require the government funding of abortion, and would reserve to the people of Kansas, through their elected state legislators, the right to pass laws to regulate abortion.”
A fundraiser is underway to defray the cost of the recount. As of Saturday, the campaign had raised $4,425.In the description of the fundraiser, Leavitt wrote, “I am an
advocate for election integrity and feel that the State of Kansas should
have a full hand recount State-wide for the VALUE THEM BOTH abortion
[amendment].”
“I have seen data in the week following our election in Kansas that
there were irregularities the night of August 2. The New York Times even
reported … that 42 times in Kansas during our election, voting numbers
declined. No candidate or issue should ever lose votes. They should only
gain in votes,” Leavitt explained. [Kansas uses the ES&S machine. My vote was rejected twice
because I missed filling in a little bubble next to the amendment, not
the same oval dimensions as the rest of the ballot choices. This
suggests the ballot may have been queued to alert the machine to control
the number of 'for' votes by an unseen algorithm operating in the black
box voting system which may explain the reported decline in votes noted by the NYT. - ED]
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“I’m just gonna say the next 48 hours is gonna have a lot to do with God moving in people’s lives,” Leavitt said.
She concluded the video, “I’m praying. I’m praying that we get it.”
The Western Journal was able to reach Leavitt, but she was unavailable to comment for this article.
Source: https://www.westernjournal.com/kansas-recounting-abortion-vote-amid-fear-irregularities-voting-data/
The presentation in Otero County, New Mexico on Wednesday night began with attorney David Clements introducing the professionals who were involved in the audit.
IT Expert Jeffrey Lenberg next shared the following points to begin the presentation of his team’s audit of the election machines used in the county.
In Michigan’s down-ballot 2020 Supreme Court Justice race three candidates out of seven were programmed differently in the election system. As a result, the court changed from Republican to Democrat!
The remedy to address this is to count all the ballots across the state and compare to the election results.