Remember the election worker has 5 seconds to verify a signature.
In Arizona in 2016 total rejected ballots - 31,000 of the 2,413,568 votes or 1.24% rejected
History of rejected Arizona ballots creates further election uncertainty
In 2020 31,000 rejected out of 3,333,829 votes or 0.82% rejected.
So please explain how:
Even though there were 920,261 MORE votes in 2020 cast or 38.1% more than 2016 , there were 34% fewer rejected votes?
So there were more mail in ballots REQUIRING SIGNATURE VERIFICATION in AZ in 2020 election AND nearly a million more votes...BUT
34% FEWER rejected ballots?
Something doesn't make sense.
Logic would say, if you have more voters in 2020 than 2016 there should be at least the same % rejected ballots if NOT more than in 2016... but that's not true!
The more ballots cast in AZ in 2020 meant fewer absentee vote rejected.
And remember... Trump lost by 10,457 votes.
If the same percentage rejected (1.24%) in 2016 was applied to 2020 , there would have been 41,438 fewer votes.
In summary... explain how with nearly 1 million more votes in 2020 there was a lower rejection %, 0.82% versus a 1.24% rejection % in 2016?