re: Breaking: Kari Lake loses trial to overturn Arizona Governor election - Vows to appeal

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and if frickery is indicated do a forensic audit of the whole thing.

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You're getting into "too big to fail" territory. It's going to take a judge with some big brass balls to expose election fraud large enough to impact the outcome, and they'll need even bigger ones to order a do-over.

The left knows this, of course.

To me the key here is what we define as an audit especially when throwing around terms like full forensic audit. I'm not sure what all that entails. This was some info about previous Maricopa county audit i found.
election equipment audit

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Every county is supposed to perform an small hand audit

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That's just a count; it does nothing about ballots that were fraudulent.

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Call it whatever you want, but the law itself uses the word "audit" 15 times.

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I’m just describing it accurately. It’s an audit of the count, not an audit of the election as a whole.

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That's illegal under Arizona law as it would identify voters to their vote and Arizona law requires that to be anonymous.

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This is 100% a lie. The signatures are on the envelope and not on the ballot. And, they are separated.

I'll never understand why people lie to make a point when the lie is easily proven.

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Every county is supposed to perform an small hand audit for every election to make sure the results from the machines are the same as the hand count. The precincts are chosen at random by members of both parties and they are present for the hand count.

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That's not nearly enough.

The scope of the audit should be up to the challengers. And, it should follow a transparent election process that can produce chain of custody documentation that all support the outcome.

The SOS opposing audits and trying to not release information isn't a good thing.

Here in EBR we sign “the book”. In Arizona they sign each ballot?

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Here in EBR we sign “the book”. In Arizona they sign each ballot?

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We e-sign a pad if voting in person and sign the envelope if voting by mail/drop-off.

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Does someone verify the E sign?

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I don't know for sure, but can say that after I signed in (my handwriting is scribbling), an election worker came over and asked for ID and asked a few questions before I got the green light to go get my printed ballot.

And in other breaking news.....................Mickey and The Dog are about to go in for emergency surgery to have their anal canal's sewn up from the three-way with a Rhino.


Story at 6.