"Analysis: Kari Lake Takes Election Case to AZ Supreme Court"

by Beanz, Tracy;
Uncover DC;
March 5th, 2023;

At issue are the lower court rulings that fundamentally change how #elections are handled in Arizona, and they fundamentally change them because they ignore all of the rules.

Kari Lake has taken her election challenge to the #Arizona Supreme Court.

The AZ Supreme Court has already granted the motion to expedite and set a schedule. Defendant response due 3/13. Amicus Curiae is due by 3/16 (I expect many of these.) The court will decide whether to hear arguments on the case in conference on 3/21.

#MaricopaCounty DID NOT FOLLOW Chain of Custody regulations. That failure allowed 35,563 votes to be “injected” into the count.

Maricopa County did not perform Logic and Accuracy Testing as required, which led to tabulators rejecting ballots at 2/3 of the vote centers over 7k times every 30 minutes— from 6 AM to 8 PM

Maricopa County violated the law when it did not follow its own procedures for signature verification [...] This is not laches.

Equal protection and due process claims are asserted due to the disproportionate number of #Republican voters disenfranchised or burdened on #ElectionDay.

Several people argue that there was “no evidence” of any fraud or issue that could render the results of the gubernatorial election uncertain. That is the standard of law that should be used when courts consider an election. The lower courts refused to use this standard, instead using the “clear and convincing” standard, which was not applicable. Even so, there WAS evidence of fraud, and there were major issues in that election.

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Lower courts errors included:

• Standard being used in adjudicating election cases

• Interpreting time-requirements in counting ballots

• Ignored >30K illegal insertions at an unauthorized location

• Ignored Maricopa not performing appropriate equipment tests as required

• Ignored intentional equipment malfunctions that disenfranchised R. voters

• Dismissing signature verification issues & illogically applying "#laches"

• Ignored Equal Protection & Due Process requirements

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