The controversial Arizona 2020 election review is almost over, but two top local officials aren’t waiting for the conclusions, launching a pair of preemptive strikes against a report that could land next week
Contractors examine and recount Maricopa County ballots case in the 2020 general election on May 6, 2021. | Matt York, Pool/AP PhotoThe controversial Arizona 2020 election review is almost over, but top officials in the state’s largest county and secretary of state's office aren’t waiting for the conclusions, launching a pair of preemptive strikes against a report that could land as soon as next week.laying out all of her office’s criticisms of the so-called election “audit.
, in the form of an open letter to state Republicans, challenging the credentials of the reviewers and defending his own Republican bona fides. Since late April, contractors hired by the Republican-controlled state Senate have been reviewing all the ballots cast in Maricopa County, which President Joe Biden won en route to flipping the state, along with examining election equipment., but has stretched on well past that.
“The only thing that has been consistent about this endeavor has been missed deadlines and having to walk back statements,” Richer said at a Thursday press briefing organized by the Center for Election Innovation and Research, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that works with election administrators. “Please look into it before taking whatever the Cyber Ninjas produce as gospel.”
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