Does anyone have a resource or know someone who has a portable trailer that can be driven to the veterans Coliseum and Phoenix with air conditioning so the Texas Rangers can cool off? They are volunteering their time and literally dripping with sweat in this sweltering heat. Very dangerous. Please let me know. Thank you!

So far, not one other Legislator has joined me in the effort to stay in session until the audit results are in. They believe the Governor will call us in for special session, if necessary. Perhaps we need a reminder.

https://youtu.be/idLFoJ5QoLc

Rusty Bowers Recall May Fail Due to Technicality

Recall backers turned in what they estimated as 24,500 signatures, which on its face would be more than enough to trigger a recall election for Bowers, R-Mesa.

But elections officials noticed a technical flaw: Each of the signature sheets they reviewed early Thursday evening did not have the recall application attached to them, as required by state law.

C. Murphy Hebert, communications director for the Secretary of State's Office, said that would disqualify the petitions. She added further review is ongoing.

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Senator Wendy Rogers AZ Audit Insights

Senator Rogers gives an overview of the AZ audit’s forensic paper analysis process and explains that the examination of scanned images and machine data will continue after the 6/30 Coliseum completion date.

Rogers also outlines the impressive credentials of CyFir, who gained notoriety for discovering a 3-year breach in the federal government’s Office of Personnel Management during an introductory demo.

Watch 👉🔗 Scottsdale Studios
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Maricopa County Supervisors Holding Special Monday Meeting For Legal Advice Re: Election Audit

The Supervisors are slated to get legal advice about four different election-related topics, including "election authority and responsibility re: compliance with Senate subpoena.”

The purpose of the meeting appears be to prepare for different case scenarios, depending on Cyber Ninjas’ findings.

- AZ Law Twitter

Read 👉🔗 AZ Law Blog

AZ Audit Update

Not much to report. CyFir is taking copies of the hard drive data to its facility in Montana for analysis. The Coliseum portion of the audit will be complete next week. It’s unclear whether the Senate will release initial results related to the hand count at that time.

Video via @AZInformer ❤️

Ken Bennett Update on the Arizona Audit June 17

Ken tells John Fredericks that they are still waiting on the passwords and the router logs from the slimy Maricopa County Supervisors. The audit team is unable to get past a partition on the 385 tabulator machines without a second password. The Supervisors’ excuse that sensitive health and social security data contained on the router logs prevents them from granting access is ludicrous, Ken points out.

Although the Coliseum portion of the audit will wrap up at the end of this month, the team will still have several more weeks of work to confirm that envelopes had signatures, review voter registration anomalies (canvassing), complete the analysis of the machines, and possibly do another vote tabulation using the ballot images. Ken expects the results report to be released a few weeks after all of that work is complete, likely in August. No mention of an interim hand count update.

Watch 👉🔗 Scottsdale Studios
Read 👉🔗 TGP Summary
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A huge thanks to Daryl Smith for loaning his RV to the Arizona Rangers to keep cool in! #HeroPatriot

Ken Bennett Says 200,000 Ballots Are Not Missing — Final Report Ready by August or Possibly Labor Day

Ken confirms that reports of 200K missing ballots are “fake news — we have not released any such findings.” The audit is currently in the process of double and triple checking the tally sheets: “we’re auditing the auditors now” and preparing for the tremendous scrutiny of the final results, Ken says.

Watch 👉🔗 Scottsdale Studios
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20? States

These are the 14 states we know have visited the AZ audit:

PA, GA, WI, VA, WA, UT, CO, SC, AK, WY, MI, OK, MO, NV

+ IN and a 2nd delegation from WA are visiting Monday, and OR on Tuesday.

Thank You From Senate President Karen Fann

“Huge gratitude to everyone who donated countless hours helping getting this historic audit accomplished You are the true heroes.”

AZ House Votes on Senator Kelly Townsend’s Election Integrity Bill This Week

@KellyTownsend: This week will be pivotal to election reform. My bill, SB1241, is being heard in the House. Please pray for a positive outcome.

Learn more 👉🔗 SB1241

❗️Please send a quick note to the AZ House GOP asking them to support Kelly’s SB1241 bill. Republican House Members:

bbarton@azleg.gov, lbiasiucci@azleg.gov, wblackman@azleg.gov, sbolick@azleg.gov, rbowers@azleg.gov, jburges@azleg.gov, fcarroll@azleg.gov, jchaplik@azleg.gov, rcobb@azleg.gov, dcook@azleg.gov, tdunn@azleg.gov, jfillmore@azleg.gov, mfinchem@azleg.gov, tgrantham@azleg.gov, ggriffin@azleg.gov, jhoffman@azleg.gov, jjohn@azleg.gov, skaiser@azleg.gov, jkavanagh@azleg.gov, qnguyen@azleg.gov, bnutt@azleg.gov, josborne@azleg.gov, jparker@azleg.gov, kpayne@azleg.gov, bpingerelli@azleg.gov, fpratt@azleg.gov, broberts@azleg.gov, jschwiebert@azleg.gov, btoma@azleg.gov, mudall@azleg.gov, jwilmeth@azleg.gov, jweninger@azleg.gov
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Lyle Rapacki with Senator Borrelli, Rep. Finchem, Colonel Waldron

Mark Finchem: “The end of the audit is not near.” Finchem says the audit has an enormous amount of analysis work to synthesize the data from the tabulation, the forensic audit, and the machine evaluation — and they still have not received passwords, routers, or Splunk logs or examined the voter rolls (conducted the canvass). “With what we know so far, we have a strong suspicion that there are a significant number of ghost voters,” says Finchem.

Watch 👉🔗 Scottsdale Studios clip
Watch 👉🔗 Prescott eNews full interview
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WAYNE ROOT: What Difference Does Proving a Stolen Election Make? All the Difference in the World.

You can feel it. The tide has turned. We are so close to proving Arizona and Georgia were stolen. A dozen other states are planning on forensic audits. Soon the all dominoes will fall.

I’m not an elections lawyer, or a Constitutional scholar. I’ll leave the question of whether Trump can be re-instated as president up to legal experts.

But I know this. Bad things will happen to the Democrats [and RINOs like Rat Raffensperger] if it’s proven they stole the election. All hell will break loose. Democrats are in a world of trouble, and they know it.

On the minor scale, here’s some of the things I could imagine happening next…

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Learn more 👉🔗 Brnovich ballot harvesting case

Senator Kelly Townsend Calls for a Convention of States

Via @KellyTownsend:

Tomorrow, my resolution, SCR1010, will be heard in the House government committee. The purpose is to officially call a national convention of states, which will be called the "Phoenix Convention on Constitutional Liberties and Self-Government."

The purpose of the convention is to discuss protecting Constitutional rights during emergencies, as well as ensuring free and fair elections. It is a gathering of state legislatures in an official capacity, an effort to restore the practice that was once common before the Civil War.

Please see the below article that is meant to educate regarding this effort. Please note, the purpose of this convention is not to discuss amending the Constitution and is not focused on Article V. However, through my time working on that issue, I saw the need of restoring the practice of the official national convention of states. The historical conventions had many topics, which you can see below.

An excerpt:

"The generation that ratified the Constitution applied the term “convention” to a diplomatic gathering of three or more American colonies or states."

My (Prof. Rob Natelson) article identified the following American intergovernmental conventions up to and including the 1787 Constitutional Convention:
* Albany (1677) (Indian negotiations)
* Boston (1689) (defense issues)
* New York City (1690) (defense)
* New York City (1693) (defense)
* New York City (1704) (defense)
* Boston (1711) (defense)
* Albany (1744) (defense)
* Albany (1745) (defense)
* New York City (1747) (defense)
* Boston(?) (1757) (defense)
* New York City (1765) (response to Stamp Act)
* New York City (1774) (response to British actions)
* Providence, RI (1776-77) (paper currency and public credit)
* York Town, PA (1777) (price control)
* Springfield, MA (1777) (economic issues)
* New Haven, CN (1778) (price controls and other responses to inflation)
* Hartford, CN (1779) (economic issues)
* Philadelphia (1780) (price controls)
* Boston (1780) (conduct of Revolutionary War)
* Hartford (1780) (conduct of Revolutionary War)
* Providence, RI (1781) (war supply)
* Annapolis, MD (1786) (trade)
* Philadelphia (1787) (revise the political system)

Read 👉🔗 Convention of States
Learn more 👉🔗Article V
Learn more 👉🔗 COS Risks
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Georgia Judge Doesn’t Immediately Rule on Motions to Dismiss in Fulton County Absentee Ballot Case

“I think it’s important that I take a little bit of time to review it and think about it,” Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero said during a hearing.

Amero noted that there has been a flurry of filings in the case, which asserts there were fraudulent ballots counted during the 2020 election in Fulton County.

The judge did not indicate when his decision will be announced.

Read 👉🔗 Epoch Times
Read 👉🔗 CD Media
Watch 👉🔗 Voter GA Hearing
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Via @EZAZpie

⏱AZ LEG ELECTION INTEGRITY ACTION ALERT

The Arizona Legislative season is not over yet! With only 9 days left before a budget is required to pass to avoid a government shut down, there are still election integrity bills being heard this week.

SB1083 (Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Rita) - Requires an election recount when the vote margin between two candidates is one-half of one percent.

SB1241 (Sen. Kelly Townsend) - Election integrity omnibus bill

SCR1010 (Sen. Kelly Townsend) - Calls for a Convention of States to discuss protecting Constitutional rights during emergencies and ensuring free and fair elections. A Convention of States is an official gathering of state legislatures.

🔗Go to EZAZ.org for links to 👍 these bills and contact information for Senate/ House members.

🔗If you missed our email, you can learn more about these bills HERE.

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Arizona Senate Liaison Ken Bennett Says He Hopes Senate Will Not Have to Take Legal Action to Get Routers from Maricopa County

TGP’s Jordan Conradson spoke with Senate liaison Ken Bennett on Monday about the AZ Audit.

Conradson: What about the subpoenaed passwords and routers?

Bennett: We’re still pushing the county for some of the information that we’ve not received, but I think the focus is getting these two phases the hand count, And the paper evaluation done. Then we’ll turn our focus to getting some of the other information that didn’t come over.

Conradson: Are you guys going to have to take criminal [sic] action?

Bennett: I hope not. I believe that they will provide us what we need by subpoena. The county and the Senate both know that the Maricopa County Superior Court judge has ruled that the counties are that the Senate subpoenas are valid and need to be complied with, so we hope things will go smoothly.

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Trump: “I never admitted defeat… I have not conceded… Stay tuned.”

Video: @midnightriderchannel

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