It depends on how many "some" is for me.
If you're talking tens of thousands and above then yeah, interesting - it might say how many in the article on the link but I've not clicked it.
But you will always get degrees of voter fraud, fake/damaged/duplicate/doctored ballot papers in every election. We get degrees of this even in my own town here when it comes to Council elections in which the vote count is literally only several thousand.
Here you go babe---almost 28,000 duplicate ballots
Cheers. 28 thousand is a shit load and a clear pattern of something sinister.
Cheating bastards.
Babe though?
Nope! They've given you right wing propaganda.?
A court ordered audit was done in December 2020, before their electoral college vote, for the duplicate ballots, which Kelli Ward R requested in a lawsuit. Judge let her team examine a sampling of 100 ballots, and there were 2 mistakes in the duplicate ballot counts ...a 2% error rate, so Ward requested a larger sampling of duplicates from the court and she got 1500 more random duplicate ballots and found a 99% accuracy rate, 1% error rate.
The court and everyone agreed that the error rate of 2% if applied to the duplicate ballots for the 50,000 duplicate ballots for the whole State, at the 2% rate of error,
would be a difference of 200 votes added to Trump total, if all were in Trumps favor.
Also a forensic audit of voting equipment, was done February 2021 by certified election auditor firms...
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GOP poll watchers testify about problems with duplicate ballots; fewer than 200 votes may be at stake
Maria PollettaRyan Randazzo
Arizona Republic
Arizona votes on Election Day, November 2020
Arizona votes on Election Day, November 2020
Republican poll observers testified in Maricopa County Superior Court on Thursday that they witnessed several problems during the ballot duplication process that they believe cost President Donald Trump votes in Arizona.
But a review of more than 1,600 duplicate ballots presented in court turned up only nine mistakes in the presidential race — amounting to a net loss of just six votes for Trump. That error rate, if applied to all duplicates, would not provide Trump with anywhere near the thousands of votes he would need to win the state.
Judge Randall Warner heard more than four hours of testimony on Thursday in a lawsuit brought by state Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward, who is attempting to
overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s 10,457-vote win in Arizona.
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Testimony in the case focused on duplicate ballots, though the error rate wasn't large enough to change the election outcome in favor of Trump.
www.azcentral.com