Lake V. Hobbs Trial Day 1
Kari Lake War Room
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An unshaven Stephen Richer is currently testifying via zoom, while wearing a t-shirt.
He’s clearly taking the disenfranchisement of thousands of his voters very seriously.
Richer refuses to answer direct questions and seems very unhappy to have to justify his actions.
Republican Party of Arizona
@AZGOP
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#BREAKING Maricopa County admits they do NOT count ballots at vote centers (which is required by State Law)
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馃毃 Breaking 馃毃
Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer confirms chain of custody was broken.
All ballots that are delegated to a third party or location are in defiance of Arizona election law.
Maricopa County refuses to classify what occurred on election day as a “disruption.”
Claiming the widespread failure of printers did not affect voting trends at all.
Kari Lake War Room
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Scott Jarrett suggests that Maricopa County produces their own ballots in-house.
Cannot rule out improper ballot definitions being an act of sabotage.
Scott Jarrett confirms that Maricopa County’s election forecast model did not take into account an increased Republican turnout on Election Day.
This is despite acknowledging that Republican officials were asking their voters to vote in record numbers on Election Day.
This is a tacit acknowledgment that Maricopa County was unprepared for election day.
The question is: was that lack of preparation deliberate or intentional?
Given the full extent of the failures on Election Day that’s a whole lot of “accidents” to swallow.
Drew Hernandez
@DrewHLive
KARI LAKE TRIAL: AZ Co Elections Director - Scott Jarrett completely evades answering whether or not the 2022 AZ Midterm elections had obvious and documented disruptions
He argues voters still had other options
1:18 video
https://twitter.com/DrewHLive/status/1605620894994354176
Kari Lake War Room
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馃毃 Watch 馃毃
The Co-Elections Director for Maricopa County refuses to accept responsibility for the countywide failures on Election Day.
Falsely asserts the people impacted by problems at voting centers could simply “go somewhere else.”
It’s not that easy. But he knows that.
Maricopa County’s defense broken down into laymen’s terms.
“It’s not supposed to work like that.
It didn’t actually work like that.
But if perhaps it did actually work like that there’s nothing you can do about it, and also, it’s not our fault.
It’s the voter’s fault.”
馃毃 Breaking 馃毃
In violation of state law, Maricopa county separated the duplicate ballot from the original ballot before the recount.
Making them irreconcilable.
48 of 113 ballots reviewed during our examination were 19-inch ballots produced on 20-inch paper.
This one-inch discrepancy cause chaos on Election day. Causing the mass rejection of these votes as they were attempted to be read through the tabulators.
The Co-Elections director of Maricopa County claimed that no ballots were designed to be fit on 20-in paper.
But an overwhelming number of them not only were but were used on Election Day.
This isn’t rocket science, folks. This is sabotage.
WILL REPORT MORE LATER AS TRIAL GOES ON.
Seriously, have another vote. Fix the ballot problems and have a vote on March 1st.
Sounds promising, but I don’t want to jinx it.