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The question is: who is pushing the Maricopa Supervisors to resist the audit?

From their point of view, it makes no sense to resist it so adamantly with contradicting excuses.

My suspicion is the Secretary of State and the Sheriff are the ones pushing for resistance, offering up various excuses, primarily that the audit "makes Arizona look bad", to hid the problems they know are there.

It is the same sort of thing they tried on President Trump "he doesn't "look" presidential" as if image were more important than substance.

Many of them actually believe this idiocy.

The Secretary of State and the Sheriff were both put into position by Soros funded organizational grants to their campaigns.

It is a curious situation. The Secretary of State today is claiming that they may not be able to continue using the voting machines because they have been out of the custody of the election officials. That is a ridiculous idea, since part of the normal process for those machines is to check their installed software and firmware against the certified versions based on cryptographic checksums. That process is usually a part of the pre-election testing process, and is done by other states using the same equipment.

But why are the Republicans on the Maricopa County board of supervisors playing along? Are they just anti-Trump partisans? Or are they just afraid of ending up looking bad.