Maricopa County demands retraction on 2020 election audit deleted evidence claims

Washington Examiner via MSN ^ | 5/14/21 | Kaelan Deese

[Libloather]

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jack Sellers rejected claims made about the controversial audit of the 2020 election, demanding a retraction of public statements about the suspected destruction of evidence.

Arizona Senate President Karen Fann, the leader of the Republican-majority Senate, wrote an open letter to the board on Wednesday evening informing them the auditors discovered three main "serious issues," claiming there was noncompliance of the legislative subpoena, chain of custody issues with the ballots, and evidence of database files being removed from the Election Management System computer.

"After reviewing the letter with County election and IT experts, I can say the allegations are false and ill-informed," Sellers, who is a Republican, wrote in a statement.

"Moreover, the claim that our employees deleted election files and destroyed evidence is outrageous, completely baseless and beneath the dignity of the Arizona Senate. I demand an immediate retraction of any public statements made to the news media and spread via Twitter," Sellers added.

Maricopa Arizona Audit, which asserts to be the official account for the 2020 election review, accused county election officials of deleting files off a server before it was delivered, a claim to which Sellers directly responded: "That would be a crime – and it is not true."

Fann's letter was published shortly after Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a stern critic of the Senate-led audit, raised concerns after one of her observers saw a Wi-Fi router connected to audit servers on Tuesday, which could jeopardize the security of election information. Maricopa Arizona Audit shot back: "No wireless was ever enabled."

[Mr. Jeeves]

"Moreover, the claim that our employees deleted election files and destroyed evidence is outrageous, completely baseless and beneath the dignity of the Arizona Senate. I demand an immediate retraction of any public statements made to the news media and spread via Twitter," Sellers added.

Probably true - because they didn't have the passwords. Dominion employees did it. But I'm not sure how that makes things any better for the Board of Supervisors.

[V K Lee]

“a State decides not to abide by
a federal law, reg or even a Federal court
ruling—
simply by refusing to enforce it.”

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EX(p)Resident O’Bama was
quite adapt in
doing this when the need arose.

Who’s to say THIS one is incapable of doing
the same? The states had better learn fast
or they will lose considerable power.

[2harddrive]

Unmasked: Have we uncovered the truth about the 2020 election? https://chute.rocks/nskOC1a6YnST via
@BitChute

[clearcarbon]

"But why did they hook up a router if it wasn’t turned on???"

Doesn't seem that long ago that I recall reading assurances that voting machines could not be connected to the internet.