There are some huge movements in Kari Lake’s lawsuit against Maricopa County and she could be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. The court case over signature verification will be heard on May 17th, 18th, and 19th. Maybe. This will all depend on the judge who tossed out her lawsuit before the Arizona Supreme Court ordered Judge Thompson to hear the case again. He would need to order Maricopa County to hand over the mail-in envelopes and the original signatures from the registrations.
Maricopa County has refused the release even though it is mandated by state law. Runbeck, the company hired by Maricopa County to actually count the votes allowed signature verification using just a 10% match. Sending the votes to Runbeck is not legal either. Runbeck makes political contributions, but only to Democrats. Lake’s team also wants to know where 35,000 votes went that were sent to Runbeck but never counted.
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The judge said he may allow other charges to be reexamined after it was discovered that the county had tested the tabulators and found that 58% of the tabulators failed the test but were never fixed. The vast majority of those tabulators were in deep red precincts. That means they allowed the vote to continue knowing it would kneecap Republican candidates. The judge originally tossed that count because he said there was no proof it was intentional. But now there is. That would put conservative voter suppression back in the mix.
Judge Peter Thompson previously dismissed the lawsuit on Christmas Eve, despite the evidence of massive voter disenfranchisement targeting Republicans and obviously false trial testimony by County Elections officials.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in Lake’s favor and remanded the “erroneous[ly]” dismissed signature verification fraud count back to the trial court for further review; however, Maricopa County still refuses to allow her legal team or We The People AZ Alliance to review ballot affidavit signatures from the 2022 Election. See examples of the fraudulent signatures accepted by Maricopa County here.
Additionally, the latest Motion by Lake’s attorneys states, “Lake is also contemplating a motion to reconsider the dismissal of Count IV (logic-and-accuracy testing) under ARCP 60(b)(3) within the same likely time frame as the proceedings remand. Indeed, she may also bring a new and separate action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and state law to press her federal and Arizona constitutional claims.”
Kari Lake attorney Kurt Olsen today made a bombshell claim while asking for the reconsideration of counts relating to machine failures on election day, stating that “Maricopa officials conducted secret testing on the tabulators on October 14th, 17th, and 18th” after the County’s Logic and Accuracy tests. Olsen further stated that “260 of those 446 tabulators failed” but were “then used in the election.”
Maricopa County’s Logic and Accuracy(L&A) tests were performed on October 11, 2022.
After determining that OVER 420,000 ballot affidavits “failed signature verification” in the 2020 Election, based on their review of roughly 25% of 1.9 million envelopes, Busch and her team extrapolated this data. They concluded that there were “a total of 290,644 failed signatures in the 2022 Election.”
On Sunday, We The People AZ Alliance tweeted a video recap of the egregiously mismatched signatures from 2020 ballot affidavits. View We The People AZ Alliance’s full Arizona Senate presentations on election fraud here.
