Maricopa County has announced that it will no longer use the voting machines from Dominion anymore. They say that the machines have been compromised by the auditors. At least that’s what the corrupt Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said. That’s fine by me, and I’m sure that the voters in Georgia will rest easier knowing that they will be voting with a paper ballot. That will eliminate much of the problems that they had in 2020.
The Board of Elections in Maricopa County may want to make it appear as if they are okay with the audit, at least until the reports are released. But, they are still in violation of the subpoena issued by the Senate for the routers and passwords. And when the first report comes out, there will likely be an investigation in which they could be implicated.
Unlike the voting machines, paper ballots cannot be changed without them being noticeable. They will still have to use tabulators that cannot connect to the internet. It will take longer to count the votes but it’s better to have an honest result rather than so much suspicious activity.
From The Gateway Pundit
If the machines were so secure, cyber ninjas would not be able to compromise the machines, and Dominion, with total access, could correct any issues.
The Arizona Senate still has not received Dominion routers or passwords.
Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers wants ALL fraudulent voting machines replaced.
Fifield: Breaking: Maricopa County announces it will not use any of the voting equipment that has been in the hands of Cyber Ninjas again. County was required under subpoenas to give most of the $6 million in equipment it leases from Dominion to the Senate for the audit.
It appears that Maricopa County plans on buying new equipment and they plan on buying it from Dominion. What a nightmare.
How could the voters, especially Republican voters, ever have confidence in their election when Dominion is involved? Paper ballots are the way to go or else find a company that makes machines that cannot connect to the internet.
