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Arizona s Democratic secretary of state called former President Donald Trump s planned visit to the state over the weekend a dangerous one.
Katie Hobbs said residents are tired of being led by conspiracy theorists and alluded to the Arizona Senate-led election audit in Maricopa County, which Trump is certain to talk about at the Protect Our Elections Rally in Phoenix on Saturday hosted by Turning Point Action, a political action committee created in 2019 by the right-wing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The bottom line is it doesn t matter what he says or does, nothing is going to change the outcome of the 2020 election. But it also doesn t change how dangerous this is, Hobbs told CNN on Friday.
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors demanded an end to the Arizona Senate-led audit of the 2020 election in the populous county that includes Phoenix, a significant new stand by the Republican-led group against the review that former President Donald Trump and his allies have cited to further claim the contest was stolen.
Board members issued their defiant response after holding a meeting Monday afternoon to address questions raised by Senate President Karen Fann in a letter to Chairman Jack Sellers regarding the audit, which includes a review of the county s 2.1 million ballots and election equipment, raising serious issues auditors claimed to have found during their work. Among them, Fann said, was the county s failure to provide virtual copies of Wi-Fi routers and allegations that someone deleted a main database from the Election Management System.