Today, we are finally seeing the long-awaited results from the Arizona Senate’s historic full forensic audit of the 2020 Maricopa County election.

There were hundreds of Arizona residents that showed up to attend the audit report and their grand reveal. The gallery on the interior of the chamber was full and there was a large crowd watching the Livestream video from outside the building on a big screen that had been set up earlier in the day.

Once the senate hearing was finished, AZ state senator Wendy Rogers took the stage and proclaimed that she had a letter that had been signed by 41 different legislators throughout multiple states and calling for a nationwide decertification and audit of every state where fraudulent votes had been found.

She wants to start with Arizona.

“This is our new declaration of independence. This is our manifesto of freedom.”

The letter had been signed by legislators from 15 different states, including those from Texas, Washington, North Dakota, Utah, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Oregon, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, Iowa, Florida, Minnesota, Montana, and Missouri.

They have kept Rogers busy lately, making her travel from state to state in order to convince other lawmakers to administer forensic audits that will mirror the ongoing one in Arizona (Auditors in Arizona continue to look at election data and equipment that continues to have been withheld by the county)

It does look like her efforts have been paying off, but there is still plenty to do.

The results of the historic audit in Arizona shows numerous discrepancies, so here are just some of the findings:

Precincts show more ballots cast on election day than people who showed up to vote. 1,551 extra votes.
Canvass showed over 3,400 more ballots were cast than recorded
Over 9,000 more mail-in ballots were received and recorded than the official number of mail-in ballots sent out by the county
Approximately 2,500 ballots were shown in the early vote returns that do not have a voter listed as casting them.
Over 255,000 early votes shown in the county final vote file do not have a corresponding entry in the early voting returns file
Over 23,000 voted by mail after moving after the October 5th cutoff
2,382 voters cast votes in Maricopa county, in person, after moving out of the county
Over 2,000 voters who moved out of Arizona during the 29 days before the election were given a full ballot instead of a presidential-only ballot.
Close to 300 deceased voters potentially voted.
There is an unprecedented number of discrepancies in the vote total. This could only happen through malicious actions or severe incompetence from Maricopa county officials.
Even without listing all of the issues that were uncovered, there were still too many discrepancies to declare an outright winner of Arizona’s electoral votes.

Arizona SIMPLY has NO CHOICE but to decertify this election.