Hey, look at this headline.
Limited Maricopa County 2022 ballot signature review shows obviously mismatched signatures accepted at level 1.
There you go. Wait a minute. What's wrong with that? You know, does that look like 1 looked like the other? I think if you scroll down the page, it keeps getting worse. So this is a brand new article by you dated June 19th. Tell us about this, please.
Yeah, a recent article
about just over a week ago,
I came out with a new piece. I was able to look at,
I was able to inspect and reproduce
about
30
voter registration
records with all signatures that were
previously accepted as good mail-in ballot signatures and will in the future be used to
verify signatures on mail-in ballots. And I'm telling you
I
reproduced about 30. This was out of
about a few hundred that I inspected
maybe close to 300 ballots that I was able to look at. So,
you're looking at a 10% error rate in signature verification
where,
we've got these ballots that
they have a signature on them that don't match any of the other signatures
in the voter registration file.
You know, this is what was disputed at Kerry Lake's most recent trial about the sham signature verification in Maricopa County.
We had video presented. We've reported on this on the Gateway Pundit. There's multiple videos of
this 1 signature verification worker in specific, but there were more than 1
people, more than 1 person doing these
super quick acceptances
of ballots, where they're accepting ballots in 123
seconds each. They're going through hundreds of thousands of ballots in just 3 seconds each. And here's the thing, when you're verifying signatures as a Signature Verification
Worker,
when you're at level 1, you're given
3 most recent signatures to compare that to. And these are from Ballot Affidavit Envelopes, these are from even the poll book check-ins. When you check in in person using your finger on this electronic smart pad
