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 Here are some highlights from the Senate hearing on the election audit in Maricopa County. STUNNING in race decided by 10,457 votes Dominion voting systems has passwords at the county does not have. The same password was used for logins for anyone with access making it nearly impossible to know who was manipulating the machines. The county lied when it's told the public the voting machines were not connected to the internet during the election Need Dominion passwords to validate what some fishy activity of logins that were not normal. Chain of custody from the county was not lawful Maricopa County refuses to cooperate on civil issues  Maricopa County state that they only secure paper, so there should be no bleeding (thick paper) A Significant number of paper was thin 168,000 ballots were printed on demand at sites, which is where most of the discrepancies were seen  74,000 mail ballots no clear record of being sent Nearly 4000 voted even though they missed the October 15...

So far the  Cyber Ninjas have been maligned in the media and by politicians and their supporters, but the Cyber Ninja team has uncovered quite significant irregularities in a small amount of time.  The previous audit found ZERO problems with the Maricopa election process or machines.   Disturbing Findings The Ninjas have found that the previous Audit(s) Have NOT Ballots delivered by Maricopa County, we are discovering significant discrepancies between the number of ballots therein and the batch reports included in the boxes. Form EAC heavyweight Ryan Macias impersonated a reporter and try to sneak past security to get on the ballot floor. More to come! Deleted Election Files were found that no official wanted to fess up to.  Ballots with duplicate serial numbers were found.  Ballots without serial numbers were found.  Missing Passwords and Routers, and Ballot Miscounts Omissions Mishandling of storage ballots Lack of chain of custody Lack of document...

  Are most election audits just rubber stamping an automatic approval?  If you're the party with something to hide do you know which companies you can depend on to find no wrongdoing?  Is the governing election body impartial? The main certification agency in the United States is the Federal Election Assistance Commission that just happens to have a Dominion Voting Systems 10-year veteran as their Chief Information Officer.    In 2019 the U.S. Election Assistance Commission added two experienced hands to its voting system certification program amid concerns it had a shortage of technical experts overseeing election infrastructure.  One of those hands was Jessica Bowers, a former executive at Dominion Voting Systems. The EAC was formed in 2002 and currently has 30 employees with an annual budget of under $10 million.  They are headquartered in Washington, DC. In May 2019, just as the agency was preparing for the 2020 election, it announced the departure...