Here We Go - Maricopa, Arizona - 10 to 13 Days To count Votes.

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Here We Go - Maricopa, Arizona - 10 to 13 Days To count Votes.

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Storm clouds are illuminated by the setting sun as lightning strikes near Maricopa, Ariz. on Aug. 28, 2019.
By Michael Chow
Sunset on the Sunset Route A westbound train on the former Southern Pacific between Owl and Colfred, Arizona. It was built in 1880. Prior to that, this land was inhabited by the Yavapai Apache, O'odham Jewed, Maricopa, Cocopah, and Hia-Ced O'odham peoples. The mountains one sees in the background here are located within the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range, established in 1941.
Three images by Richard Koenig; taken May 1st 2024.
December - March: HONEYXBUN in Arizona
Desert wasps love autumn and desert milkweed flowers. Love seeing these peaceful creatures. They have never tried to attack me.
Top: male Tarantula Hawk wasp
Middle: mystery Thread-waisted Wasp
Bottom: Sand Wasp
(photos by S Suzuki-Martinez)

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Adolph F. Muhr / Frank A. Rinehart. Yellow Feather, Maricopa, 1899. Â
Danny Lyon, Mexican Workers in Maricopa County, Arizona, 1977
After a contractor hired by state Senate Republicans to look into the results of the 2020 Arizona election provided an update on its finding
More blatant lies from Donald Trump:
"The Arizona Senate hearing 'showed 168,000 fraudulent ballots printed on illegal paper (unofficial ballots).'"
"In Maricopa County there were '74,000 mail in ballots received that were never mailed (magically appearing ballots).'"
"'All the access logs to the machines were wiped, and the election server was hacked during the election. ... the voting system was breached or hacked (by who?).'"
Every one of these claims is false. #SharpieGate has been debunked repeatedly. The 74,000 figure is based on data that ignores all requests for ballots made less than eleven days before the election; in reality, Maricopa County received 2,364,426 requests for mail-in ballots, of which 1,918,024 were returned. No access logs were wiped, and although there was a data breach it was completely unrelated to the county's Election Management System, which isn't even connected to the Internet.
Even Doug Logan--fervent Trump supporter and CEO of the firm Cyber Ninjas, which the GOP hired to conduct this audit even though it had absolutely no prior experience auditing elections (and lied about it)--couldn't point to one single instance of actual voter fraud, but only speculated about things that he claimed "could" have happened and demanded further auditing.