Audit

Last month, Maricopa County Republicans called on her to resign after a Cyber Ninjas election audit confirmed Biden's win over Trump.

There has been no presented evidence of widespread election fraud in Michigan, where Biden bested Trump by nearly three points.

Despite the Maricopa County election audit upholding Biden's victory, some Republicans have continued to claim the election was stolen from Trump.

"If they seriously thought that there were any issues, they would have asked for this the day after the election," Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said.

Jarome Bell wrote: "Audit all 50 states. Arrest all involved. Try all involved. Convict all involved. Execute all involved. #MaricopaCountyFraud."

Jarome Bell, running as an "America First" candidate in Virginia, made the statement after the Arizona audit results were announced.

Some Texas county judges expressed frustration following the announcement, saying they do not know what the audits entail.

Former justice Michael Gableman he would "compel" the state's municipal and county election officials to comply with the investigation.

"Due to misinformation & the unmet expectations of the public surrounding the audit, threats like this will unfortunately continue," Michelle Ugenti-Rita tweeted.

Trump ally Sabatini claimed "corrupt counties" cheated by double scanning ballots or "far worse" in the 2020 presidential election.

"It is a concern that people, in the pursuit of trying to show the system is insecure, are actually making it more insecure," said one researcher.

"I am confident that we have the right team in place to make it happen," state Senator Jake Corman tweeted.

The Republican-controlled Legislature argued the absentee voting bills were necessary to ensure clean elections.

The Maricopa County Republican blamed "members of the Arizona state Senate and other Republicans across the country" for driving the threats.

"If you haven't figured out that the election in Maricopa County was free, fair, and accurate yet, I'm not sure you ever will," Republican Jack Sellers said.

Timon Oujiri said he "definitely noticed" he was still being overpaid by the summer of 2020 but failed to report it because he was "too embarrassed".

Numerous online conspiracy theorist websites and popular QAnon forums had previously speculated that Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan, who is now set to lead Arizona's self-audit, had deep ties to the "leadership" of the loose-knit group.

Wisconsin already carried out a 2020 election recount that resulted in Biden gaining 87 votes overall, reaffirming his victory over Trump.

"We know that these 'voters' should not have voted in the November 2020 Presidential election. Are you worried about Fulton audit?" she tweeted on Saturday.

"Are they stupid, corrupt, or naive? What is going on?" Trump said in a statement.

A Republican analyst, who voted for Trump, suggested the GOP-backed audit would present its "new record" as the "truth."

"It is clear the Arizona Senate and its contractors do not intend to retract false allegations defaming the County and its employees," Maricopa County Chairman Jack Sellers, a Republican, said.

"It gets to be a little ridiculous what's happening with this," Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts said.

Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said she had "grave concerns" that Cyber Ninjas, the company hired to conduct the audit, has not sufficiently protected the equipment during its review of votes.

"We can't indulge these insane lies any longer. As a party. As a state. As a country," Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer said.

Arizona state Senator Paul Boyer, a Republican, said that the ongoing 2020 presidential election audit in Maricopa County made it "embarrassing to be a state senator at this point."

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf said the audit was unnecessary because the committee in charge has "no expertise or role in election administration."

The auditors said the decisions made relating to Trump "would effectively allow the platform to be weaponized."

"We are making changes—not for financial reasons or advertiser pressure, but because it is the right thing to do," the Facebook chief operating officer said.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has been compared to President Donald Trump for failing to release his full tax returns, but he said he will by April 15.