For Star subscribers: The 2020 election was conducted fairly — and GOP Attorney General Mark Brnovich knew it despite claiming 'instances of fraud,' his successor Kris Mayes said Wednesday. Brnovich wrongly kept documents secret from the public, she said.
The 2020 election was conducted fairly — and former Attorney General Mark Brnovich knew it despite publicly claiming there were"instances of fraud," his successor reported Wednesday.
"Every American had a right to know that the 2020 election in Arizona, which, in part, decided the presidency, was conducted accurately and fairly,'' Mayes said, adding: Mayes said she could not say whether Brnovich, who was running last year for U.S. Senate, purposely withheld the information. Brnovich said his report did identify changes the Legislature and county officials should address"to ensure confidence in future elections.'' Those included instituting new procedures to verify the people using mail-in ballots are who they say are; requiring the state auditor general to review future elections; and spelling out in law the procedures for transporting ballots from drop boxes.
For example, staffers said their investigators concluded the Maricopa County Recorder's Office followed its policies and procedures as they related to signature verification. It said agents and support staff had spent more than 10,000 hours investigating and reviewing alleged instances of illegal voting submitted by various private parties. Those parties included Cyber Ninjas, the private firm without any election auditing experience hired by Fann, and True the Vote, a group at the forefront of denying the results of the 2020 election.
They included then-Rep. Mark Finchem, R-Oro Valley, who had publicly stated he had a source reporting that more than 30,000 fraudulent or fictitious votes were registered in Pima County during the 2020 general election. Investigators then requested to speak with him. They also said a claim by Sen. Sonny Borrelli, R-Lake Havasu City, that someone who had voted was deceased also proved false."The actual voter in this state was alive and had lawfully voted,'' the report said.
In fact, Brnovich was one of the first elected GOP officials in Arizona to declare after the 2020 vote that Democrat Joe Biden apparently had won the race. And Brnovich, right after the election, rejected as baseless claims of election fraud by Democrats, pointing out that, aside from Trump and U.S. Sen. Martha McSally, who lost her race, Republicans fared well in down-ballot races.
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