Posted on 03/27/2022 10:14:54 AM PDT by bitt
Jovan Hutton Pulitzer says he would like to see subpoenaed information from the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) in Arizona from Maricopa County. The Mar. 19 letter to Attorney General Mark Brnovich is a detailed 15-page request for information and reconciliation of the database that Pulitzer says has been difficult and perplexing on several fronts. He contends that “Maricopa County might not even be accepting the reports from ERIC, which the state pays for, and ignoring the identification of dead voters that should be immediately removed from the voter rolls.”
The ERIC database is set up to reconcile data that include new voters, dead voters, and voters who have moved out of state with the State of Arizona voter rolls. Such information will be critical to understand better what happened in the County during the 2020 General Election and help rectify voter rolls for future elections.
According to Pulitzer, the ERIC program in the state is not only understaffed, but the staff does not have the necessary data and technology expertise to sift through and fully utilize the ERIC database. He also says it is not fully apparent just how secure the system is—an important metric given ERIC manages “incredibly private voter registration files” with highly sensitive information like social security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and other personal information.
Arizona joined ERIC in 2017, the 22nd state to do so. When the Secretary of State announced the move to participate, the press release stated:
“[I]t is estimated that 1 in 8 records in the country needs to be updated. ERIC compares official data provided by participating states as well as U.S. Postal Service addresses and Social Security death records to identify out-of-date records because they have moved, changed their names, or died. The results data is then shared with member states allowing election officials to update their voter registration rolls.”
ERIC has provided list maintenance data to its members since 2013. Arizona is required to provide ERIC with voter information every 60 days. Pulitzer says there is evidence that is not taking place.
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These dead people. Did they or did they not vote? That’s all you need to know. Publish it. Everything else is Kabuki.
Dead people are not the problem in Arizona. The problem is the phantom voters fraudulently enrolled in the system
Months ago he was set to release 600 pages of data about counterfeit ballots in AZ.
Well, we’re waiting...
If this guy said they sky was blue, and, I was outside and saw that the sky was blue, he would still be a con-artist.
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