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Early next week, Republicans in the Arizona State Senate may get their first look at the Cyber Ninja audit of the Maricopa County 2020 election results.

Joe Biden had more votes than Donald Trump during every day of voting in the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County, Arizona, according to a new report by a team of experienced election auditors.

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Ballots returned to Maricopa County after final count in controversial Arizona election audit was completed Ballots, machines returned to Maricopa County following controversial audit The materials were subpoenaed as part of an audit ordered by the Arizona State Senate that has been the source of various controversies. FOX 10s Bailey Miller reports. PHOENIX - On July 29, elections materials, including ballots and machines that were a part of the audit, were transported back to the Maricopa Coun...

Bennett is the only audit leader with substantial experience in elections. The audit has come under fire from election experts who say Cyber Ninjas, whose CEO Doug Logan has promoted false conspiracies claiming the presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump, is using unreliable procedures. Bennett said he‘s willing to be involved in vetting the final report but he won’t just rubber-stamp it. “I’ve got to have access to the source data and everything that will be the building blo...

Former GOP Secretary of State to stay on as State Senate liaison for controversial Arizona election audit By Jonathan J. Cooper and FOX 10 Staff Published  article PHOENIX (AP) - After initially announcing he will step down, former Republican Secretary of State Ken Bennett said on July 28 that he will remain as the Arizona Senate’s liaison to the afterall. Bennett had been barred from the building where audit work is happening, after he gave data to outside election experts without telling ...

View Comments The U.S. Senate narrowly voted Wednesday to move forward with a massive bipartisan infrastructure deal after co-negotiators Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and Sen. Rob Portman broke through a weeks-long impasse on the $1.2 trillion package. The evenly divided 100-member Senate voted 67-32 to proceed with the package, with 17 Republicans joining Democrats to start considering the legislation a week after it failed to muster enough votes before Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. for...

Trump supporters raise $5.7M for Arizona election audit JONATHAN J. COOPER, Associated Press July 28, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3FILE - In this April 22, 2021, file photo, Cyber Ninjas owner Doug Logan, left, a Florida-based consultancy, talks about overseeing a 2020 election ballot audit ordered by the Republican lead Arizona Senate at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum, during a news conference in Phoenix. Arizona’s largest county has approved nearly $3 million for new...

Auditors Finish Counting Ballots in Arizona’s Maricopa County Auditors in Arizona’s largest county on Wednesday finished a third count of ballots and will shift to compiling a draft report on the audit results. Workers overseen by retired auditor Randy Pullen, a former Arizona Republican Party chair, completed the third count at the Wesley Bolin Building on the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix, according to Arizona Senate President Karen Fann. “The physical tabulation of the ballots a...

View Comments Two of the primary social media accounts associated with the Arizona Senates review of the Maricopa County election were suspended for violating Twitter’s rules Tuesday. The accounts had operated since the start of the audit, though it remains unclear who exactly runs either of them. The suspensions come a week after one of the accounts accused Twitter of “shadow banning and interfering” with the profile. One account, @ArizonaAudit, described itself as the official account ...