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To: kellymcneill

Is there anything in the Arizona Constitution or statutory law that would permit a revote? What would have to be proven to trigger a revote? Who would trigger it, a legislative body or a court?


6 posted on 11/16/2022 11:38:07 AM PST by Publius
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To: Publius

Longest of shots, but a court could probably order another election if massive fraud was proven. Just showing up in court and saying lines were long probably not going to do it.

One report I read said there were 17,000 ballots in Maricopa that went into ‘Box 3’ when the tabulating machines rejected them, but the story said those were counted a couple of days after the election. That’s not many ballots relative to the vote totals, and the fact they were counted afterwards probably means a person couldn’t prove fraud.

But yeah, if there’s nothing in AZ law that allows a redo, and nothing in the AZ Constitution that lays out procedures for a redo, it will be hard to schedule another general election.


37 posted on 11/16/2022 12:15:50 PM PST by Roadrunner383 (;)
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To: Publius

“What would have to be proven to trigger a revote?”

I swear there’s nothing big enough to ever trigger a revote. A fleet of ten huge 18 wheeler trailers with “Votes R Us” emblazoned on the side in 10 ft. high letters could pull up with a crew of 150 Democrats hauling out ballot boxes and that still wouldn’t trigger any suspicions. All we’d hear is “Republican conspiracy theories.”


55 posted on 11/16/2022 2:50:07 PM PST by ProtectOurFreedom (If you're not part of the solution, you're just scumming up the bottom of the beaker!)
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