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New judge will oversee hearing Tuesday on challenge to Arizona Senate GOP s election audit
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Arizona Senate and auditors want to shut us out as they paw through our ballots? Oh $%^$ no
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Maricopa Judge allows audit to continue, Trump slams the Democrats
MARICOPA COUNTY JUDGE WILL ALLOW THE ARIZONA AUDIT TO CONTINUE FOR NOW
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Daniel Martin said he would not extend a temporary restraining order today. It would have halted the audit on Friday if Arizona Democrats had posted a $1 million bond.
“I think this was a very productive and useful hearing. I still have some thinking to do about the requested relief from the plaintiffs. I will do that between now and tomorrow morning,” Martin said according to The Epoch Times.
Martin had been appointed by Janet Napolitano.
Audit attorney asks for secrecy of policies, procedures
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Maricopa County Judge Lets 2020 Election Audit Continue For Now
A judge in Arizona on April 27 allowed a 2020 election audit in the state’s largest county to continue, at least until another hearing on April 28.
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Daniel Martin said he wouldn’t extend a temporary restraining order that would have halted the audit on April 23 if Arizona Democrats had posted a $1 million bond.
“I think this was a very productive and useful hearing. I still have some thinking to do about the requested relief from the plaintiffs. I will do that between now and tomorrow morning,” Martin said.