CYBER NINJAS: There were 9,041 mail-in voters who “were mailed one ballot but somehow two ballots were received, which I do not know how you would have one ballot sent and two received.”
THE FACTS: This isn’t unusual, and it’s not a sign of wrongdoing. The file Logan consulted, known as EV33, shows two returned ballot entries whenever a voter’s mail-in ballot has a signature discrepancy that gets fixed.
It would be helpful if you could state your position and experience level. You sound like you are talking as an "expert". I don't believe you understand what was reported in the forensic audit regarding the discrepancies between the Early Voter reports. Your statement above does not account for the discrepancies, even if what you say is true.
When a voter mails in a ballot with a blank or mismatched signature, election officials contact the voter. If the discrepancy is resolved, they enter a second record in the EV33 file, election officials said.
This clearly needs to be corrected, if it is true. They were not following AZ state election rules if they made a double entry for the same ballot.
“The appropriate conclusion to draw from this finding is that the early voting team was performing their statutory-required responsibility by reviewing signatures on all returned mail-in ballots,” Maricopa County
tweeted in response to Logan’s claim.
If they were "performing their statutory-required responsibility by reviewing signatures", why are thousands of ballots clearly stamped "Approved for processing", even though there is no signature in the signature box? The above statement was debunked and whoever tweeted it should be under extreme scrutiny, if not in jail. Everyone knows the story about how after the polls closed, the managers got frustrated and told the workers not to even bother confirming signatures at all, even though the statute says they need "27 point" confirmation.
The legit press debunks each of CYBER NINJAS' claims.
AP is FAR from "legit". It was in years bygone, it used to seem unbiased and covered all sides of an issue. These days, they are a bought and paid for service of big tech media. By 2007, it was in deep trouble because they had invested hugely in online publications to try to keep up with technology (their print revenue had fallen by 70%) and couldn't find a way to pay the 100's of Millions it cost them. They ended up turning to companies like Microsoft's MSN (clearly a government funded mouth piece) and Google.
The AP's multi-topic structure has resulted in web portals such as
Yahoo! and
MSN posting its articles, often relying on the AP as their first source for news coverage....In 2007, Google announced that it was paying to receive Associated Press content, to be displayed in
Google News
As a matter of fact, AP's main portal server (main home page website) (apnews (dot) com) is OWNED BY google. Remember who google is? They keep a low profile now that the majority of their people work in Inida, right next to Microsoft buildings.
I can see why the multi-billionaires would want to invest in AP if they wanted to "help out" with politics a little bit:
The AP has been tracking vote counts in U.S. elections since 1848, including national, state and local races down to the legislative level in all 50 states, along with key ballot measures. The AP collects and verifies returns in every county, parish, city and town across the U.S., and declares winners in over 5,000 contests.
I believe your a good person,
Otis Mayfield. You made an effort to try to understand what's going on with these elections, and by God I respect that. More than most it seems.