THREE States Tour The Arizona Audit Floor! Many More Are Expected This Week! WATCH!
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Three different states toured the Arizona Audit only on Tuesday afternoon. This week many more are expected!
On Tuesday, Representatives from Georgia, Alaska, and Colorado were at the facility!
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Georgia, Alaska, and Colorado to tour the AZ election audit today.
— Christina Bobb (@christina_bobb) June 8, 2021
OAN’s Christina Bobb shared that Georgia, Alaska, and Colorado delegations were in the Veterans Memorial Coliseum for a tour of the Arizona audit.
The Gateway Pundit shared that Georgia would tour the facility more commonly than expected.
These legislators got a ‘’classroom-style’’ briefing, and they are on the floor to see how this process occurs. They are analyzing the audit and see if there are some fixes needed.
Jordan Conradson talked to Senate Liasion Ken Bennett and got some information about it.
Jordan Conradson: I understand Georgia is in the house right now?
Ken Bennett: There’s a couple of legislators from Georgia and one from Alaska that are in the building right now. I’ve heard Virginia, I’ve heard Wisconsin, you’ve now told me, Colorado, Nevada was in a few days ago, Pennsylvania last week. It’s becoming a popular place.
Conradson: Are you expecting to have, over the next few days, more tours?
Bennett: I’m told that every day this week there is some elected official coming in from some state. Today is Tuesday and if that pattern continues well have somebody in Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Conradson: It looks like they’re starting to max out on forensic tables, correct?
Bennett: We are beyond 80% I’m told, as far as counting the ballots, which is the first step. Then, it goes to the paper evaluation and they are well behind the counting levels in paper evaluation. I’m told that we’ll probably be finished with the counting of the ballots by the end of this week or sooner, and then all of the resources will shift to the paper evaluation. You can already see that paper evaluation has been increased significantly. There’s now 32 working tables and another probably 16 positions on the floor awaiting equipment and things like that. Once the counting is over this week at some time, all resources will shift to the paper evaluation.
As the audit comes to its end, numerous states visit AZ audit to see and implement it at home.
You can find the video here.
