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 March 23, 2022

Final Arizona election report finds no county data issues

The report found no evidence that the county's ballot tabulation equipment was connected to the internet or any data deleted.
by Associated Press

Senate election audit The Arizona Senate's contractors count ballots from Maricopa County inside the Veterans Memorial Coliseum during May 2021.
Andrew Oxford/pool photo

One of the final items on the Arizona Senate’s partisan review of the 2020 election prompted by former President Donald Trump’s loss has found no evidence of problems with Maricopa County's election equipment.

The report compiled by an outside special master and released by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday found no evidence that the county's ballot tabulation equipment was connected to the internet or any data deleted.

Board Chairman Bill Gates says the report should be the “final stake in the heart” of the Senate's partisan audit. Senate President Karen Fann has led the audit for the past year and had no immediate comment.

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