Arizona Audit!

smokinrav said:
Unauthorized people are not allowed to open them. If they do, those machines are decertified and can never be used again.
I know you'll be shocked to hear this, but Cyber Ninjas are not authorized to open those machines.
Fwiw. The FEC was warning Arizona about this week's before they were taken away.
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Right wing radicals like @Three Berries do not feel they should be constrained by the rule of law.
 
Three Berries said:
If you think the audit was only about recounting all the original crappy ballots again then you are missing something. But you are dutifully fulfilling your shill brainwashing support.

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The duplicates were entered in the system when the election people gave the voter a chance to fix an error on their ballot. But the Turtles did not know how elections are run. The Turtles also made up the numbers to match what the official counts were as they did not go through every voting record. Knock yourself out.

Arizona vote review ‘made up the numbers,’ election experts say
www.seattletimes.com

Arizona vote review ‘made up the numbers,’ election experts say

The circuslike review of the 2020 vote commissioned by Arizona Republicans took another wild turn when veteran election experts charged that the very foundation of its findings was based on numbers so unreliable that they appear to be guesswork.
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Cyber Ninjas shutting down after judge fines Arizona audit company $50K a day
Cyber Ninjas, a firm hired by the Arizona state Senate to conduct a review of Maricopa County’s election results, on Thursday announced that it is shutting down after a county government report slammed the firm and a judge ordered it to pay $50,000 a day in fines.

Sam Levine, a reporter for The Guardian, first reported the news of Cyber Ninjas closing down on Thursday, tweeting that CEO “Doug Logan and the rest of the employees have been let go and Cyber Ninjas is being shut down.”

The news followed a Thursday order that Cyber Ninjas turn over public records to The Arizona Republic, including emails and text messages, to comply with an August ruling — or face $50,000 in fines per day.
thehill.com

Cyber Ninjas shutting down after judge fines Arizona audit company $50K a day

Cyber Ninjas, a firm hired by the Arizona state Senate to conduct a review of Maricopa County’s election results, on Thursday announced that it is shutting down after a county government report sla…
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CunningCanuk said:
Another example of the trump bump.

Speaking of bumps, this thread getting a bump made me realize we haven’t seen three berries in a while.

He’s never gonna make it to 10k posts this way.
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Was debating where to put it, I was kind of wish I put it in the GOP thread now. I am guessing that if there is no more Ninjas the information they were to release does not get released.
 
printer said:
Was debating where to put it, I was kind of wish I put it in the GOP thread now. I am guessing that if there is no more Ninjas the information they were to release does not get released.
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Don't bet on it, someone will be or is suing them and the judge might still want those documents, even if they shut down to try and avoid more fines.
 
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