AZ Audit Exclusive: Board of Supervisors Didn't Trust County Recorder to Oversee Elections in 2018
Amidst Maricopa County officials’ attempts to discredit the presidential election audit ongoing in Arizona, state Senate President Karen Fann dropped a bombshell on Thursday that could undermine the county’s…
Amidst Maricopa County officials’ attempts to discredit the presidential election audit ongoing in Arizona, state Senate President Karen Fann dropped a bombshell on Thursday that could undermine the county’s credibility.
Speaking with The Western Journal on Thursday, Fann revealed that the very same county election officials didn’t trust their own county recorder to oversee the 2018 election in the state.
The Election Department’s Board of Supervisors approached Fann roughly two years ago, admitting they had “serious problems with Adrian Fontes in the 2018 election,” Fann said.
Since its inception, county officials have resisted the audit of the 2020 Election results in Arizona.
They have repeatedly failed to cooperate with the state Senate and have been accused by elected state officials of obstructing the audit process.
Fann believes the county’s lack of transparency