Amazing data from Kari Lake’s legal team reveals weaknesses in the process of verifying signatures. Her side questions the whole process and claims Maricopa County may have fraudulently validated signatures. On Wednesday, Kari Lake and her supporters had a significant day.
The former candidate for governor, Lake, earned the right to a trial in her complaint citing Maricopa County’s incompetence in certifying mail-in vote signatures, which she feels contributed to her loss.
Olsen explained, “As our expert will testify, this isn’t a question of not getting it right. It’s simply they are not physically capable of reviewing the signature, both from the standpoint of being able to do an assessment with respect to the procedures.”
Olsen cited worrying statistics that raise questions about the validity of the procedure.
“What that log data shows, Your Honor, is that over 274,000 ballots were approved at less than three seconds each,” Olsen disclosed. This surprising revelation also revealed the astounding achievement of one signature verification who, in less than three seconds per signature, managed to approve all 26,900 of the signatures he checked.
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Long-running legal disputes, in the opinion of detractors, are destroying public confidence in the democratic process. It will be difficult for them to back up their claims since Arizona requires strong proof before it will accept a challenge to an election result. It is Lake’s duty to demonstrate that Maricopa County failed to verify signatures.
The protracted court processes served as an opportunity for candidates to raise money. Following the election, Lake was able to gather an astonishing $2.5 million thanks to her aggressive fundraising efforts to pay for her legal costs. It is evident that Lake and others viewed this as a chance to increase their campaign coffers, even though the precise amount of money raised is still unknown.
The defense lawyer went on to claim that Maricopa County was well aware of these inconsistencies, saying, “As I said, the evidence will show that Maricopa knew exactly what was going on. They could monitor each of their workers and, in fact, told them that they were being monitored.” The objectives and transparency of the personnel in charge of regulating the signature verification procedure were seriously questioned by this assertion.
The results have serious ramifications and put democracy at danger. If they are true, they cast doubt on the validity of Maricopa County’s electoral processes.
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Concerns about the dependability of elected politicians are being raised by ongoing judicial challenges, which may also damage public confidence in the democratic process. Although they have said they would appeal to the Supreme Court if necessary, Lake’s trials are scheduled to resume.
