Sorry, "inserts" was the word Katie Hobbs' lawyer used, not "slip in." Did you not see the video? Katie Hobbs' own lawyer said:
Lawyer for Katie Hobbs: Are you aware than under Arizona law, a ballot is not actually unlawful, if it is, uh, the term that's used sometimes is harvested or ballot collection, . if somebody brings it, and inserts it into the stream, but not into a designated authorized drop box, are you aware that under Arizonal law, that is not actually an unlawful ballot.
Witness: I think the term in the law is an "invalid ballot."
So, there is is. The Democratic lawyer for the Democratic Secretary of state who oversaw her own election for governor states that just even if a ballot is inserted into the stream by someone not authorized to handle it, that vote should count. The judge apparently agreed.
So, there it is. Rebublicans would be stupid not do also insert ballots into the stream, even if they are not authorized to handle the ballots.
Suppose that causes there to be twice as many votes in the stream as voters who cast votes. So what? How you gonna know which votes were invalid? Even if you could know that, the judge would have to say that they still count.
Repubs: These are the new rules, we have to work with them. Don't get stuck on what is right, your opponents certainly are not.
Democracy and rule of law are like my grandmother. I love her and her Alabama cooking. But she's dead now, so it would be foolish for me to go to her house at thanksgiving every year expecting to get some of her fried chicken and catfish.