At least two Arizona state senators shared their expectations of the 2020 election audit to reveal significant fraud. In a tweet on Saturday, Sen. Wendy Rogers (R-Ariz.) shared a report, which cited the alleged preliminary results of the Arizona audit. The report claimed the audit’s results would reveal large discrepancies between the 2020 ballot count
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Ken Bennett, Arizona’s Senate’s liaison for the Maricopa County election audit, blamed obstruction from the county’s Supervisors and Recorder for the delay in results from the audit. A tweet earlier from the official account of the Senate liaison for the audit declared “The main reason the forensic audit is taking 2.5 months is because Maricopa
Maricopa County of Arizona is the only county in the nation and the world to conduct a first-of-its kind forensic audit of the 2020 election. The entire world is watching while big tech does its best to censor. This is history in the making that no one could ever account for or predict. People from
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Lowell Observatory’s vision for its education program is bold and simple: to be the premier public astronomy destination in the world. The observatory took a critical step toward achieving that goal on Saturday by breaking ground on a new 40,000-square-foot, $37.5 million discovery center. The Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation Astronomy Discovery Center (ADC) will
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Yesterday, Arizona’s GOP Chairwoman Kelli Ward asked in a tweet whether or not Maricopa County, which is the 4th most populous county in the U.S., should be broken down. Arizona GOP State Senator Wendy Rogers quote tweeted Ward and declared, “1,000 times yes. I will propose this bill unless someone else beats me to it.”
