Kelli Ward provides a quick video update on the drama surrounding the Maricopa County ballot audit in Arizona. Chairwoman Ward walks through the courtroom decisions from earlier today and provides an update on the ballot counting and verification.
Court Hearing:
- (1) The audit will continue. The Arizona judge denied a temporary restraining order.
- (2) Judge made clear that democrats have provided no evidence to support their claims of audit impropriety.
- (3) The lead auditing firm must release their auditing process and systems to the public.
- (4) After the Arizona Secretary of State previously refused the invitation to participate in the audit; the democrats have no reversed course and argued with the court to have the SoS and legal counsel present. The judge gave both sides until 5pm to work it out.
- (5) Auditing firm Cyber Ninjas continues as previously outlined.
https://youtu.be/hMk3fNLgwoE
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President Donald J Trump also released another statement about the audit earlier today:
The people auditing the Maricopa County, Arizona, ballots are off today. The Veterans Memorial Coliseum CCTV system remains active [
Just like that the ballot audit in Maricopa County, Arizona, is back on.
Control is a reaction to fear. The need for democrats to control this ballot audit is directly a response to their fear. It is the same reason why Perkins Coie have sent a littany of lawyers to Maricopa county to challenge the ballot audit and recanvassing. There is a trembling in the dark force.

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