Here’s the full report: https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/azfamily.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/e/19/e1967608-1d99-11ec-9f0f-c394f7c3dc5f/614e7177ca92c.pdf.pdf
I’ve gone through it and will summarize for anyone interested. Quotes are directly from the actual report, such as:
“There is no reliable evidence that the paper ballots were altered to any material degree.”
VOTER, BALLOT, RESULTS FINDINGS
Mail-In Ballots Voted from Prior Address = 23,344
This is the big one. First thing, are these all illegal Biden votes? NO.
Was it a canvass? NO.
They checked a commmercial database INSTEAD of county records, and in these cases couldn’t match a name to the mailed address.
“Some error is expected within these results… It is recommended that canvassing be conducted.”
“There are potential ways [this could occur] which in some cases would not violate the law. Additional investigation by the Attorney General is recommended for any conclusive determination.”
Numbers of these ~23k ballots:
39% Registered Dem
33% Registered Pub
More Ballots Returned by Voter than Received = 9,041
The other big one.
“NOTE: An EV33 indicates that a ballot is received and does not necessarily mean the ballot was counted. It is assumed that only the first ballot received and validated is counted.”
34% Registered Dem
30% Registered Pub
Voters that Potentially Voted in Multiple Counties = 5,295
Notice that word “potentially.”
What Cyber Ninjas did was check the voter list in all 15 AZ counties and find name matches with the same birth YEAR.
“While it is possible for multiple individuals to share all these details, it is not common although the incidence here (roughly one-third of one percent) may be the rate of commonalities in identifying information between legitimate, separate individual voters especially with common last names. This list should be fully reviewed.”
Gee, you’d think these guys were doing the reviewing, right? NOPE. All they’re doing is asking questions.
Official Results Do Not Match Who Voted = 3,432
I don’t fully understand this one. There’s a discrepancy between official results and a VM55 file. Maybe someone else can shed some light here?
More Duplicates than Original Ballots = 2,592
Duplication in this sense is a normal process where the county sends a subset of damaged ballots to duplication and expects to receive the same number back. They got “extra” ones back, which likely means they weren’t properly tracked on the way out.
Extra Biden Votes = 860
Extra Trump Votes = 1492 (You can’t make this up)
In-Person Voters Who Had Moved Out of Maricopa County = 2,392
Again, using a commercial database unrelated to the voting rolls / county records. as above, they expect errors and recommend actual canvassing, which they didn’t do.
43% Registered Pub
25% Registered Dem
Voters Moved Out-of-State During 29-Day Period Preceding Election = 2,081
Same caveats as before, except this 29 days is a legal period in AZ to cast presidential-only ballots. Cyber Ninjas doesn’t think any presidential-only ballots were cast, which may affect the lower races if they’re correct.
41% Registered Pub
31% Registered Dem
Votes Counted in Excess of Voters Who Voted = 1,551
As mentioned earlier in their report (but not in my summary), this discrepancy could have something to do with the “protected voter list,” which Cyber Ninjas didn’t know about until “shortly before the release of this report.”
42% Registered Pub
30% Registered Dem
Voters Not PArt of the Official Precinct Register = 618
Cyber Ninjas understand that certain edge cases legally allow for late registration, though expect the November 7th roll to be accurate, and it was slightly off.
37% Registered Pub
34% Registered Dem
At this point the numbers are so low it’s not worth scrutinizing, but you can feel free by going to the pdf.
VOTING MACHINE FINDINGS
Apparently, the digital analysis portion of the audit isn’t complete because they just recently settled the subpoena.
There’s a lot of procedural stuff in this section that is probably important for securing future elections. I’m not really sure how this affects the Maricopa count, though, since we already audited the ballots.
Please correct me if I’m wrong, but Cyber Ninjas doesn’t appear to assert that anything illegal was done in this section. They make recommendations for future procedures to make auditing easier.
All said, reads like a giant NOTHING BURGER to me…
