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Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

MEETING NOTICE

COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS

DATE:

Monday, January 23, 2023

TIME:

2:00 P.M.

ROOM:

SHR 1

SENATORS: Borrelli Mendez Bennett, Vice-Chairman

Hernandez Shope Rogers, Chairman

Kavanagh Sundareshan

1.

Call to Order

2.

Roll Call

3.

Introduction of Members and Staff

4.

Adoption of Committee Rules

5.

Presentation

· Election Mechanics – Shelby Busch, We the People AZ Alliance

6.

Consideration of Bills

Bills

Short Title

Subject of Strike Everything

Amendment

SB1025

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political signs; tourism zones (Kavanagh)

SCR1002

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constitutional amendments; sixty.
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Maricopa County Elections Department to obtain the data. The leader of WPAZ, Shelby Busch, testified to the committee chaired by State Senator Wendy Rogers (R-Flagstaff) that 464,926 ballots fed into tabulators on Election Day in Maricopa County, 217,305 were rejected, which is nearly a 50 percent failure rate.

Busch told the legislators it was a “complete systemic failure” of signature verification and urged “legislative intervention.” She warned that the system is “vulnerable to fraud.”

Dr. Walter Daugherity, a math professor at Texas A&M University, testified that he was 99.999 percent confident that there were 290,644 bad signatures accepted in the election.

Of the verified signatures, 47,366 failed to meet the basic Arizona Secretary of State standards, the group found. Busch showed how they failed multiple points of the 12 points of signature verification. A full 10 percent “egregiously” failed signature verification.
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Busch said every single one of the 446 tabulators in Maricopa County failed the allowable error standard allowed by the Electoral Assistance Commission (EAC). The EAC allows for only a misfeed rate of .002 percent, or one out of every 500. Some had a failure rate as high as 95 percent.

Busch said they found 1,870 ballots that were illegally cured. She provided examples showing ballots with no signature, no phone number, and other discrepancies.