Maricopa County Caught Red Handed

Maricopa County had a blank checkbook for casting absentee votes - and used it

 

Vote Dumps -- Caught Red-Handed

Arizona's 2020 election laws allowed all 15 counties to begin tabulating early votes two weeks prior to election day, thus the election night count started with two massive vote dumps of 625K and 1.47M right after the polls closed.   

Those dumps, totaling 2,098,619 votes came from Maricopa County because no other county had more than 527K votes (i.e., Pima at 526,319).   The official results canvass reveals that Maricopa cast only 2,089,563 votes  -- therefore the two dumps contained 9,000 more votes than possible -- for the entire election in Maricopa.   The source of the data table is Edison Research.

Worse yet, Biden’s total from the two dumps is 1.16 million - about 120K votes greater than reported for him in the FINAL results. 

When you consider that Election Day votes plus late arriving absentee votes had not yet been tabulated, the amount of fraudulent ballots in those dumps is a considerable number. 

How big?

The exact number of in-person votes cast in Maricopa County on Election Day is unknown (another audit problem), however, multiple sources reported 167K voters cast ballots at the polls.   If that is true, then the fraudulent ballot count for Maricopa County is at 296K votes (120K from first two dumps + 167K election day + original 9K early over) and counting.

The Navarro Report, Volume III estimated illegal votes at 254,772 across the state.  That total is obviously low.

Is it any wonder that the Arizona Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs, and the Democratic party operatives are in a frenzy over the ongoing audit --  and doing all they can do to stop it?

In reviewing Arizona's 2016 and 2020 election data, Maricopa County stood out as a "red flag" among the Arizona counties because of its failure to report absentee ballot requests,  massive vote dumps at the outset, and voter registration data that didn't support a Biden victory.

Maricopa was the only county in Arizona not to provide a full accounting of its absentee ballot requests according to reporting by the US Elections Project (sourced from Dataorbital.com).  

As noted below "Requests are missing for Maricopa County" as of 11/2/2020.

The situation in Maricopa County was similar to having a blank checkbook for voting.

The data shows that the bogus checks were written.

SUPPORTING EVIDENCE

Negligible Absentee/Early Vote Advantage for Biden

Unlike some of the other swing states,  Biden's early advantage cannot be explained by Democrat domination of absentee/early voting.   

As the data reveals, the GOP & Dems absentee/early votes were about the same across the state. Democrats totaled 923,805 votes while Republicans had about 9,000 fewer votes at 914,172 -- a party advantage of only about 9,000 votes.

It is highly improbable that Biden legitimately posted a ~249K vote advantage in Maricopa County based on the party splits in early voting -- and, more importantly, voter registration. 

Trump Registration Advantage of over 100K in Maricopa County

According to the Arizona Secretary of State website, Republicans had 915,227 registered voters on Election Day compared to 814,343 to the Democrats -- a difference of 100,884 votes.

Under the unrealistic scenario of all registered Democrats casting a vote and staying loyal to Biden, then outside party support for Biden was almost three times more than for Trump under the same scenario. 

Not possible.

Even with the 2020 polls again confounded by the Trump phenomenon in which about 19% of Trump supporters are not honest with pollsters compared with only 8% of Biden supporters, the Independent advantage for Biden was only nine points (53-44) in Arizona.    According to Michael Moore, that advantage should be cut in half.  So if Biden's advantage was a generous 5%, his advantage among independents was around 42,000 votes --- not 140,000.

Just as in Pennsylvania, the math doesn't work for Biden in Maricopa County, Arizona. 

The only question that remains is how big was the fraud?

Ray Blehar, May 5, 2021; 4:37 PM EDT