Appeals Court Rejects Arizona Democrat Secretary of State’s Request to Withhold List of 218,000 Registered Voters Who Did Not Provide Proof of Citizenship – He Must Produce List Today!

Sometimes justice comes down and it benefits the good guys and not those who want Trump to lose, and they don’t mind if they have to cheat to do it. Today justice prevailed, and Adrian Fontes lost his bid to withhold the list of uncertified voters. Many of them will be fine and can vote, but they will be able to identify any illegals and non-citizens who vote. Fontes wanted to hand over the list on December 2nd, which is after the vote is certified.

Last week, America First Legal won big in a lawsuit against Arizona’s Democrat Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes. The Superior Court of Arizona ruled that Fontes had to turn over the list immediately; he appealed the ruling, but on Monday, the appeals court rejected Secretary Fonte’s emergency motion and ordered him to turn over the list that very day.

America First Legal reported:

“At trial, Secretary Fontes testified that his office only possesses a partial list of 98,000 of the 218,000 affected individuals because the Arizona Motor Vehicles Division has not yet provided him with a complete list. However, the court found that Secretary Fontes “provided inconsistent testimony on this point” and that “[h]is testimony suggested that he lacked detailed familiarity with the AZSOS’s efforts with regard to the issue and with regard to the records in the possession of the AZSOS related to the 218,000 individuals.” The court’s order requires Secretary Fontes to produce the list of 98,000 individuals that he has along with any other personally identifying information that he has about the 218,000 individuals.”

AFL reported:

“Secretary Fontes announced in September that a longtime computer glitch had allowed 218,000 individuals to register to vote without providing proof of citizenship, even though Arizona law requires such proof. Earlier this month, AFL sued to obtain this list on behalf of the Strong Communities Foundation of Arizona, known as “EZAZ.org.” Arizona’s Public Records Law requires Secretary Fontes to produce this type of voter information for members of the public who request it, and Secretary Fontes’s Office regularly produces voter lists in response to such requests. After Secretary Fontes violated the law and refused to hand over these records, AFL swiftly sued to demand accountability.”