Maricopa County election day tabulation errors caused uncounted ballots to be mixed in with already counted ballots, leaving no way of knowing if all the legal votes were counted or not.
The Gateway Pundit received more confirmation of this at a Maricopa County election protest earlier today.
The Gateway Pundit reported on the serious issues in Maricopa County’s General Election on Tuesday. Due to the incompetence of Maricopa County and Katie Hobbs, tabulators were down, printers ran out of ink, and long, long lines kept voters waiting to cast their ballots.
Voters were told to deposit their ballots into “box 3” to be tabulated at the Elections Department in Downtown Phoneix later. The County claims that only 17,000 votes were affected and dropped in “box 3.”
Shocking news about the total number of ballots was reported yesterday on the Charlie Kirk show, alleging that the County is underreporting the number of ballots that remain to be counted.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Arizona election expert Gina Swoboda announced on The Charlie Kirk Show on Friday that there are significantly more votes to be counted in Arizona than was reported.
Swoboda told Charlie Kirk Show that 351,000 GOP voters have not even had their vote tabulated yet.
This new report also confirms that more votes were placed in “box 3” than the County admits.
The Gateway Pundit recently reported that Maricopa County admitted in a new statement that 70 out of 223 or over 30% of voting centers were impacted by tabulation machine failures after previously claiming that only about 20% were affected. Yet they still want us to believe that only 17,000 votes were placed in “box 3.”
Kari Lake said in a recent interview that “people’s votes that had not been counted got mixed in with batches that had already been counted.”
As we reported, voters are being told their ballot was counted when the voter checked into a voting location, not when the ballot is actually counted.
The Gateway Pundit correspondent Jordan Conradson spoke to patriots at the Maricopa County Elections Department protest about why they are protesting earlier today.
