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Arizona auditors now say voter data is intact, after sparking GOP feud
Auditors hired by the Arizona state Senate backtracked Tuesday from claims that a key database had been deleted from Maricopa County’s elections servers admitting in a hearing held by the Senate Republicans overseeing the audit that the data is intact and they’d been looking the wrong way.
The blunder was the latest embarrassment for state Senate President Karen Fann and the Republicans who sought the audit, which is being overseen by a company called Cyber Ninjas.
In a letter last week to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Fann wrote in claims that have since been proved false that “the main database for all election related data” for the 2020 election in Arizona’s most populous county “has been removed,” and asked the board for an explanation.
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Republicans are caught in the Trump Loop.
Most do not want to talk about former President Donald Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him, but they also do not want to distance themselves from Trump’s considerable coattails.
West Virginia’s three House of Representatives members, all Republicans, were generally cryptic when asked if they supported or opposed the caucus’s removal of Representative Liz Cheney from her leadership role because of her criticism of Trump.
First District Congressman David McKinley first said he wanted a unified message from Republicans to push back against “the extreme agenda of President Biden and Speaker Pelosi.” However, his office did clarify that he voted to oust Cheney.
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In Arizona, Republicans are conducting a third sham review of the 2020 election looking to undercut President Biden s victory. Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer says, “my dog in the fight is looking out for the hardworking people of Maricopa County and not letting them defamed, not letting their good efforts get mocked.”May 18, 2021
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