In a bold move, Kari Lake and Mark Finchem have escalated their fight against electronic voting machines to the United States Supreme Court, introducing fresh allegations of illegal machine certification. This development follows the contentious 2022 elections, where it was reported that a staggering 60% of voting machines malfunctioned on Election Day, causing massive delays and voter disenfranchisement, particularly among Republican in-person voters.
The lawsuit’s advancement brings to light several “new allegations,” many of which echo concerns previously raised in Kari Lake’s lawsuit challenging the election’s integrity. Among the claims, it’s argued that Maricopa County failed to perform mandatory Logic and Accuracy (L&A) testing. Furthermore, the use of uncertified software and a software vulnerability that exposed all necessary passwords for election control to unauthorized access are highlighted as serious infractions that support allegations of past election tampering.
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One of the more damning accusations is that Maricopa County officials engaged in criminal acts by altering election software without the Arizona Secretary of State’s approval. This, combined with misrepresentations of compliance with Arizona election law, undermines any legal presumptions in their favor. Additionally, the lawsuit alleges that Maricopa officials relinquished control of complex election systems to employees of Dominion, a private company, who are not entitled to any presumption of regularity under Arizona law.
This legal action is underscored by reports that Maricopa County secretly reprogrammed voting machines after a Logic and Accuracy test conducted by the Secretary of State, without notifying the Secretary for additional required testing. These revelations have sparked outrage and further distrust in the electoral process, as they suggest a deliberate attempt to manipulate election outcomes.
