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DANA JAY on November 27, 2022

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The County admitted to 30% of polling locations having issues, but a new report reveals that over 60% of polling locations were experiencing these anomalies and extreme wait times. Republicans had at least 72% of the turnout on election day, and this was a deliberate attempt to silence the largest ... View MoreThe County admitted to 30% of polling locations having issues, but a new report reveals that over 60% of polling locations were experiencing these anomalies and extreme wait times. Republicans had at least 72% of the turnout on election day, and this was a deliberate attempt to silence the largest County’s Republican voters. Maricopa County holds roughly 60% of the state’s registered voters. This was an attack on the entire Arizona Republican Party and America First candidates for statewide office. The letter from GOP Chair Members states, “Statistically, the certification of an election in a county with 58.7% of the registered voters that experienced widespread, systemic failures disenfranchises the votes cast in the 14 remaining counties in the State of Arizona. Our voters will come to believe if you do not live in Maricopa, there is no need to vote.” “If Maricopa County and the State of Arizona are allowed to move forward with this blunder of an election lacking in execution and contingency planning, the voters in the outlying counties will, like those in Maricopa County, be effectively disenfranchised and their votes which are their voices will be silenced.” The letter to Maricopa County lists the election day failures as follows: Election Day Administration Failures: -Multiple failures related to ballot-on-demand (BOD) printers -Tabulators experiencing problems reading ballots printed by the BOD printers at between 60and 118 voting locations -Lack of training related to the “check-in” “check-out” procedures for e-Pollbooks -“Door 3” ballots which Maricopa County failed to adhere to the statutory guidelines insegregating, counting, tabulating, tallying, and transporting of the ballots -Failure to reconcile check-ins and ballots cast against check in at the voting locations -Erroneous instructions advising ‘checked-in’ voters to vote elsewhere, vote provisionallyelsewhere, drop off a mail ballot- all three of which would result in the voters’ ballots NOT beingcounted -Untold numbers of voters giving up and leaving without voting -Failure to provide voting materials for the accessible voting machines required by Federal law,which could have been used to allow voting

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November 27, 2022