Big Win For Lake

Kari Lake gets big win from Arizona Supreme Court!​


She will now be able to conduct signature verification on ballots. Thousands of ballots were approved in violation of legal requirements. Kari is a real fighter!

So is she the governor yet?
 
So is she the governor yet?

Many political commentators are crying foul after it was confirmed that more Arizona voters pulled the lever for the state’s Republican candidate for treasurer, Kimberly Yee, than for the state’s Republican candidate for governor, Kari Lake.

The official vote tally from The New York Times shows that Yee received 1,371,123 votes, or 55.6 percent support among voters, compared to Democrat Martin Quezada who received 1,092,833 votes, or 44.4 percent voter support.
Lake, meanwhile, only received 1,252,548 votes, or 49.62 percent of the vote, compared to Democrat Katie Hobbs, whom we are told “won” with 1,271,821 votes, or 50.38 percent of the vote.

Based on these numbers, we are expected to believe that Lake received 118,755 fewer votes than Yee? How can this be when the governor race in Arizona was much more widely publicized and far more important than the treasurer race?

Are we also expected to believe that Hobbs won despite receiving 99,302 fewer votes than Yee? None of the numbers add up, and those paying attention are furious about it as they demand answers. (Related: Check out our earlier coverage about how many Arizona voters had trouble voting due to faulty ballots that they were not told could be replaced with new ones.)
 
Snip from ARIZ court testimony.
Why are they hiding the envelopes?
The real meat is in the bogus ballots dumped into drop boxes.....faulty signatures, or missing, or scribble, or a line.
Testimony from who?
 
Testimony from who?
Court filings'

Here is more for you dope boy.

In Finchem’s new motion, he included an affidavit from Bob Hughes, an Arizona resident with “50 years of experience in the printing industry” at various companies and “16 years of experience printing ballots for Maricopa County Elections,” according to Hughes’ sworn declaration. Hughes also “helped establish the auditing criteria for the printing and paper portion of the 2020 Maricopa County ballot audit” by the Arizona state Senate.

On March 6, 2023, Hughes led a team that reviewed and copied “the Logic and Accuracy reports for the 2022” elections in Maricopa County, according to the affidavit. He “physically inspected the ballots at MCTEC that were used in the testing of the election tabulators … reviewed the certification reports for each Maricopa County Voting Center used in the 2022 Election” and reviewed “the Tabulator reports that are printed by the machines during their testing.”

Hughes noted that “every machine and every voting center report showed that every test was passed without any failures.”

According to Hughes’ affidavit, only 20-inch ballots for the November 2022 election were created at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC). Since Maricopa County uses ballot-on-demand printers, after a voter checks in at a voting center on an e-poll book, the correct ballot style prepared at MCTEC for the voter in that precinct is sent to the printer.

“This indicates that it was not possible that a BALLOT STYLE other than a 20″ PDF could have been used, even by accident for the 2022 election,” Hughes wrote. “Yet, on Election Day a substantial number of wrong sized ballots were printed. This clearly indicates that the interference caused by 19″ ballots had to have been by someone from MCTEC or by someone hacking into the MCTEC system.”

Hughes found that the ballots printed on Election Day were “photographically reduced” and the possible ways that could occur are by: “A command changing the printer to ‘print to fit’ with a ½” top and bottom margins; A change in paper settings to 19″ paper resulting on a reduced image; [or] A change in the paper tray to smaller paper resulting in a reduced image.”

Hughes concluded: “An intentional change was made to the printers affecting the DAY OF Election ballots.”

Hughes told Just the News on Monday regarding McGregor’s report to Maricopa County: “The fact that she says these machines all failed the exact same way by reducing the size of the ballot” because the printers were working “so hard” that they “just independently decided” to have the same issues is “ridiculous.”
 
Court filings'

Here is more for you dope boy.

In Finchem’s new motion, he included an affidavit from Bob Hughes, an Arizona resident with “50 years of experience in the printing industry” at various companies and “16 years of experience printing ballots for Maricopa County Elections,” according to Hughes’ sworn declaration. Hughes also “helped establish the auditing criteria for the printing and paper portion of the 2020 Maricopa County ballot audit” by the Arizona state Senate.

On March 6, 2023, Hughes led a team that reviewed and copied “the Logic and Accuracy reports for the 2022” elections in Maricopa County, according to the affidavit. He “physically inspected the ballots at MCTEC that were used in the testing of the election tabulators … reviewed the certification reports for each Maricopa County Voting Center used in the 2022 Election” and reviewed “the Tabulator reports that are printed by the machines during their testing.”

Hughes noted that “every machine and every voting center report showed that every test was passed without any failures.”

According to Hughes’ affidavit, only 20-inch ballots for the November 2022 election were created at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC). Since Maricopa County uses ballot-on-demand printers, after a voter checks in at a voting center on an e-poll book, the correct ballot style prepared at MCTEC for the voter in that precinct is sent to the printer.

“This indicates that it was not possible that a BALLOT STYLE other than a 20″ PDF could have been used, even by accident for the 2022 election,” Hughes wrote. “Yet, on Election Day a substantial number of wrong sized ballots were printed. This clearly indicates that the interference caused by 19″ ballots had to have been by someone from MCTEC or by someone hacking into the MCTEC system.”

Hughes found that the ballots printed on Election Day were “photographically reduced” and the possible ways that could occur are by: “A command changing the printer to ‘print to fit’ with a ½” top and bottom margins; A change in paper settings to 19″ paper resulting on a reduced image; [or] A change in the paper tray to smaller paper resulting in a reduced image.”

Hughes concluded: “An intentional change was made to the printers affecting the DAY OF Election ballots.”

Hughes told Just the News on Monday regarding McGregor’s report to Maricopa County: “The fact that she says these machines all failed the exact same way by reducing the size of the ballot” because the printers were working “so hard” that they “just independently decided” to have the same issues is “ridiculous.”
Are these the same court filings that got finchin disciplined?
 
Are these the same court filings that got finchin disciplined?


You poor poor dumb OX. Dont you got midnight basketball? Go smoke your KJ with the other lowIQ saos on this board. Sealy and your brothers.

I dont know about Finchem railroaded by corrupt Obiden courts?

Election Fraud 2020 2022. Keep your stupid skull in the sand fool.
 
Many political commentators are crying foul after it was confirmed that more Arizona voters pulled the lever for the state’s Republican candidate for treasurer, Kimberly Yee, than for the state’s Republican candidate for governor, Kari Lake.

The official vote tally from The New York Times shows that Yee received 1,371,123 votes, or 55.6 percent support among voters, compared to Democrat Martin Quezada who received 1,092,833 votes, or 44.4 percent voter support.
Lake, meanwhile, only received 1,252,548 votes, or 49.62 percent of the vote, compared to Democrat Katie Hobbs, whom we are told “won” with 1,271,821 votes, or 50.38 percent of the vote.

Based on these numbers, we are expected to believe that Lake received 118,755 fewer votes than Yee? How can this be when the governor race in Arizona was much more widely publicized and far more important than the treasurer race?

Are we also expected to believe that Hobbs won despite receiving 99,302 fewer votes than Yee? None of the numbers add up, and those paying attention are furious about it as they demand answers. (Related: Check out our earlier coverage about how many Arizona voters had trouble voting due to faulty ballots that they were not told could be replaced with new ones.)

So, in other words she is not the Governor .
 
President Trump: I think actually they can’t be because they cheat so well. You can’t be stupid when they cheat like they did in 2020. They’ve cheated at a level that no one’s ever cheated before. They used COVID to cheat with all these mail-in ballots.
 
President Trump: I think actually they can’t be because they cheat so well. You can’t be stupid when they cheat like they did in 2020. They’ve cheated at a level that no one’s ever cheated before. They used COVID to cheat with all these mail-in ballots.

You people have become the Flat Earthers of politics.

It is both embarrassing and funny as hell to watch.
 
All "errors" go one way, commee way. Only a few (dem chocolate) counties had huge vote spikes late night NOV03 2020. Nothing to see there, EH? Everywhere else had consistent trends during Vote tally. Statistically impossible.
 
All "errors" go one way, commee way. Only a few (dem chocolate) counties had huge vote spikes late night NOV03 2020. Nothing to see there, EH? Everywhere else had consistent trends during Vote tally. Statistically impossible.
Sure flat earth squealer.

Where did this supposedly happen?
 
Show the data.

Show the counties that had spikes.

Do your own legwork you Buffon. Its been posted all over since 2020. I'm not your weekend lackey. See GA PA MI Wi for starters you dumb APE.

In fact, regarding 2020 it was all shown in the video attached early in that thread if i remember correctly? It all runs together now. So much fraud its hard to keep up with it all.

Early in video attached.

 
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