Cyber Ninjas, hired by Arizona Senate President Karen Fann to 'audit' Maricopa County’s 2020 elections, said this week that its work was funded by $5.7 million in donations from conservative groups, a revelation that raised as many questions as it answered for critics. ... Read more»
Maricopa County Recorders Office
Workers with the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office unload some of the 2.1 million ballots that were returned Thursday after being in the custody for the last six months of Cyber Ninjas and other firms hired by state Senate Republicans to audit the county’s November election results. Critics have called the effort a sham, and say the private groups funding the effort further cloud the work.
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2 comments on this story
So, the Tucson Sentinel pulled my comments that an outside audit could be a good thing. As I suspected, the Tucson Sentinel is just another left wing Democratic propaganda organ trying to disguise itself as an independent news source.
Hey genius,
Your amazingly insightful comment was on a different story, not this one. I guess your conspiracy theory about The Sentinel being part of the “liberal agenda” is about as accurate as the audit