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The issue with thin ballot paper and bleed through is that it often causes ballots to be rejected by tabulation machines. When it's rejected, a ballot is sent to adjudication.
When a ballot is sent to adjudication, a human must decide the intent of the voter. The one performing adjudication has an opportunity to negate the voter's intended selections.
In Maricopa County approximately 200,000 ballots (11%) were sent to adjudication in the 2020 election.

Operation Lone Star: Texas Calls for Volunteers to Hold the Line at Southern Border

READ: http://w-j.co/s/fe76c

Biden Admin Resolves Charges Against Chinese National, Hours Later China Releases the 'Hostages'

READ: http://w-j.co/s/d4a18

Aaron Lewis started a Fuck Joe Biden chant at his Scranton PA show 🔥 https://www.instagram.com/p/CURJm8lAX3Y/?utm_medium=copy_link

Whores of DC https://twitter.com/AKA_RealDirty/status/1442178814411411459?s=20

They are not even hiding the bribery. Its right out in the open. #joechina

The Joe Biden is China’s bitch. 👇

Hiding Criminality from the #AZaudit 👇

Per the CyberNinjas audit report, Runbeck's CEO initially agreed to answer questions about ballot printing discrepancies, but later, the CEO said he was instructed by Maricopa County not to talk to auditors.

Source (Pg. 48)

From the CyberNinjas audit report:
255,326 early vote ballots were received from Maricopa County voters who were not found in the EV33 file.

The importance of this finding is that it's a violation of state law to send out an early vote ballot to a voter who has not requested one. Once a voter has requested an early ballot, their name goes in the EV33 file.

Why were more than 255,000 early vote ballots sent to people who did not request them?

Source (Pg. 51)

President Trump in Georgia yesterday

Full speech: https://www.c-span.org/video/?514951-1/president-trump-holds-rally-perry-georgia

Hat 🎩 tip to our very own @tracybeanz

From FLCCC: This is the document you can use to answer the following:

“But there’s no evidence that IVM works.”
“There are no randomized controlled trials of IVM.”
“The withdrawn study nullifies the conclusions of the meta-analyses of IVM.”

https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/SUMMARY-OF-THE-EVIDENCE-BASE-FINAL.pdf

Kinematic artifact analysis is underway. A report is expected soon.

Source (Pg. 53)

10 different types of paper were used to print ballots in Maricopa County for the 2020 election including 20 and 30 lb paper when the recommended weight is 80 lb. It is unknown what effect this may have had since logic and accuracy tests are not performed with paper of this type.

Kinematic artifact processing is underway. A full report is expected soon.

Source (Pg. 54)

The AZ Senate subpoena required Maricopa County to turn over to auditors all provisional ballots that were not used and those that were cast by voters but rejected for some reason. These ballots were never turned over for inspection.

Auditors do not know if any unused provisional ballots were diverted.
There is no way to know how many provisional ballots (cast in person by same-day voters) were rejected or why they were rejected.

Note: A large percentage of same-day in-person voters were Trump supporters.

Ballots returned to the County as undeliverable were supposed to be turned over to auditors. They were never received, which makes me wonder if any of those ballots were illegally diverted.

Source (Pg. 56)

To prevent a voter from voting twice, any voter who shows up at a voting center on the day of the election to vote in person who has received a ballot by mail must be issued a provisional ballot.

More than 58,000 voters who should have received provisional ballots received standard ballots instead. There is no statutory authority that allows this.

Source (Pg. 59)

The Senate subpoena required Maricopa County to allow auditors access to the voter registration system. The County refused access to auditors.

In December 2020, a hack of the database was investigated by the FBI. Auditors requested access to the database to learn more about the intrusion but the County claimed the intruder only accessed publicly available data.

Source (Pg. 60)

Pro V&V and SLI didn't mention in their audit reports the deletion of ballot images, election database files, results files, or log files.

Source (Pg. 65)

More than 263,000 ballot images that were provided to auditors were too corrupted to be read.

Of the 1.3 million images of ballots scanned prior to November 1st, no images were corrupted. After November 1st, approximately half the scanned images were corrupted.

No explanation has been given as to why or how the images were corrupted. Replacement images were requested but Maricopa County has not provided them.

Source (Pg. 70)

This article is a version of the findings I gleaned from the Maricopa audit report suitable for posting on other social media platforms.
https://telegra.ph/Ten-Takeaways-From-the-Maricopa-Audit-Report-09-26