Maricopa County Leaders call on AZ Senate to stop sham investigation of 2020 election

[wing2000]

It turns out that Maricopa County taxpayers will pay to replace them.

As a result, the County has had to replace the subpoenaed election equipment at a cost to the County of $2,833,220.00. These costs are directly recoverable from the Senate pursuant to the Covenant of Indemnification.

However, the Arizona Republic reported that Maricopa County reached a deal on Friday that would let the GOP lawmakers off the hook for the millions in damages. As part of the deal, Maricopa County will pay the costs of replacing the voting machines from its taxpayer-funded budget — despite the Senate's indemnification agreement that promised taxpayers wouldn't foot the bill for any costs stemming from the audit effort.

In return for dropping the costs, Arizona's Republican attorney general backed off his own threat to withhold $700 million in annual state funding to the county — or nearly half of its operating budget — because Maricopa County had not complied with one of numerous subpoena demands.

I hope these shenanigans really inspire some 'vote the bums out' action with the AZ Senate.

....either as a state or county level tax payer, I will be paying for this mess.

 

[essentialsaltes]

....either as a state or county level tax payer, I will be paying for this mess.

Only a few more days and you'll find out what you've paid for!

 

[Whyayeman]

Seven months on and nothing to show. There is still no actual evidence of systematic fraud.

That was last June. Another three months and we now have evidence at last. The evidence found by Cyber Ninjas demonstrates that there was no truth in the claims made about the Maricopa County Presidential Election last November; it was fair and true.