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BREAKING: Audio Leaks Of Trump Voicemails To Arizona Election Supervisors To CHANGE Election Results
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4:30Now PlayingBREAKING: Audio Leaks Of Trump Voicemails To Arizona Election Supervisors To CHANGE Election Results
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White House operator, Trump allies called election supervisors in Arizona
Former President Trump, Arizona GOP chair Kelli Ward and Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani tried to contact Maricopa County supervisors weeks after the 2020 election in an effort to get the county to change its election results, the Arizona Republic reported Friday.
The news outlet obtained voicemails and text messages from allies of the former president, inquiring about how the county was going to address alleged irregularities in the vote count. Some of the concerns by Trump’s allies related to the voting software and Trump’s performance in the election.
The Republic filed a public information request to Maricopa County for all records that documented calls between Nov. 1, 2020, and late May that were made by Trump, Giulani, Sidney Powell and any White House or Trump campaign representatives.
In one text that Ward sent supervisor Clint Hickman on Nov. 13, she asked him to “at least get an independent computer expert” to see if the county had any issues with its ballot count, according to the Republic.
At the time, Hickman was the chair of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, which would have given him the ability to certify or delay the 2020 election results, among other things.
“Not someone who already works there,” she reportedly wrote. “These ballots can be counted manually, assuming nobody deleted the folder holding the ambiguous ballot scans. If the folder was deleted, federal data forensics teams could theoretically undelete it and perhaps track down the person who deleted it. What if election fraud was as easy as dragging votes from one folder to another?”
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