👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻Just to add to this, given I was a network administrator at one point in my life - printers located on a printer server are administered at the network level. The probability that ALL OF THESE PRINTERS responded in the same way at the same times being a LOCAL issue? Next to zero. I was unaware that ballot printers (I believe Canon) were administered at the network level. That changes everything, if that’s the case.

One more thing - I’m not quite sure what the AG can do with this information if it arrives “on” certification day.

@TracyBeanzOfficial

My message to the People of Arizona & the United States:

From a post by Carrie Wright on the LD3 TG group! Please share and participate or better yet help organize one of these in our area!
Please share far & wide! 🙏
Patriots, your help is requested Fri & Sat 11/25 & 26 for the #AZRevote drive

Prayer and Protest events are planned for Friday and Saturday Nov 25th & 26th beginning at noon. Please show up with signs/banners as described below to the locations listed below. Your help is needed! And, please spread the word via social media, emails, phone calls, etc. Remember, this post can be shared to Facebook and Twitter via the buttons at the bottom. You can copy/paste for emails.

Specific for this initial push of #AZRevote campaign:

We will organize to have the troops out in forces with banners for Noon Friday the 25th and Same time Saturday the 26th. (See locations suggested below.

Banners can be made from cheap painter tarps spray paint block letters #AZRevote

Any repurposed yard signs the same to be placed by malls for the Black Friday push

The campaign should include praying for our state and judges and be peaceful

Recommended locations (please feel free to add and recommend changes)

Maricopa County Sites

Broadway & I-10

Mill Ave & 60

Baseline & I-10

Country Club & 60

East Williams Field Rd. & 202

N. 7th St and I-10

N. 7th Ave & I-10

N 67th Ave & I-10

Bethany Homes Road & 17

West Rose Garden Ln & 17

N Priest & 202

E Thunderbird & 101

Tucson Area

I19 and Irvington Rd

I19 and Valencia Rd.

Cordero Farms Rd and I10

Twin Peaks Rd and I10.

This is in the Higley School District and I'm sure in many others in Arizona.

Portrait of a Graduate. They sugarcoat it to make it sound like this is something amazing for kids.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1otC_WJUscU

These are just the schools that uploaded their district info to the Portrait of a Graduate website.

https://portraitofagraduate.org/portrait-gallery

https://portraitofagraduate.org/portrait-gallery/portrait-gallery-item/sunnyside-unified-schools-(arizona)

https://portraitofagraduate.org/portrait-gallery/portrait-gallery-item/humboldt-unified-school-district-22

https://portraitofagraduate.org/portrait-gallery/portrait-gallery-item/dysart-unified-school-district

https://portraitofagraduate.org/portrait-gallery/portrait-gallery-item/catalina-foothills-school-district

Senate Subpoenas Maricopa County Supervisors, Calls For Records And Explanations – Arizona Daily Independent
https://arizonadailyindependent.com/2022/11/22/senate-subpoenas-maricopa-county-supervisors/

Patriots in Arizona demanding a redo of the 2022 general election have organized a protest near the Arizona Capitol this Friday at 9 am and through the weekend before counties canvass the results.

The protest will include a peaceful gathering and opportunities to hold signs and banners on highways across the state.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/11/azrevote-patriots-arizona-plan-huge-protest-front-az-capitol-election-certified/

The races for Arizona’s superintendent of public instruction, attorney general and state representative for district 13 are headed for automatic recounts.

Kris Mayes led Republican Abe Hamadeh by a mere 510 votes.

In the superintendent race, Democratic incumbent Kathy Hoffman conceded against Republican Tom Horne. Hoffman tweeted out “After a hard-fought race, we came up short.” The race is still headed for an automatic recount, with Horne winning by a 0.36% margin.

In the state representative race for district 13 which covers northwest Maricopa County and northern Yuma County, Jennifer Pawlik, a Democrat, leads, with the second and third finishers, Liz Harris and Julie Willoughby, both Republicans, separated by only 270 votes. The top two vote getters will be elected.

https://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2022/11/21/arizona-election-votes-count-complete-three-races-get-recounts/

Arizona,

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisor intend to certify this election Monday morning before court proceedings can begin.

Please contact your board member & ask them to delay certification until the outstanding election issues are resolved.

https://www.maricopa.gov/directory.aspx?did=8

Via: https://twitter.com/AbeWarRoom/status/1595502018616926208?t=kbdhuXwLan11a9cH8x89Ug&s=19

Maricopa County = Ineptitude and Corruption on steroids

https://thefederalist.com/2022/11/23/maricopa-county-made-arizonas-elections-even-more-of-a-disaster-than-people-realize/

2 TRASH politicians.

He also tweeted it.
https://twitter.com/DougDucey/status/1595502585028694016?t=TvqufSr4C_qK2OvcaMQbQw&s=19


#NotMyGovernor

Tom Horne will be Arizona's next Superintendent of Public Instruction and we congratulate Christine Accurso who has been appointed as the new executive director of the ESA division at the Department of Education. Congratulations!

Arizona parent set to take over nation's largest school choice program. See how she went from a mom sitting on hold for hours trying to reach the AZ Dept. of Ed., to now running the entire ESA office. >> Watch Video >>

AZ Free News: "Mom who fought for Arizona's Universal School Choice Named Its Executive Director"

https://azfreenews.com/2022/11/mom-who-fought-for-arizonas-universal-school-choice-named-its-executive-director/

Republican candidate for Arizona attorney general Abe Hamadeh filed a lawsuit Tuesday over the outcome of the 2022 elections.

Hamadeh, along with the Republican National Committee, filed a 25-page complaint naming all county recorders and boards of supervisors in the state.

The complaint alleges errors in the Nov. 8 general election, citing election board misconduct, the tallying of unlawful ballots and inaccurate counting of votes.

https://ktar.com/story/5360287/arizona-ag-republican-candidate-files-lawsuit-over-election-results/

Arizona State Commissioner Jim O’Connor has sent out a 3rd official letter to all elected county officials:

Tuesday, November 22, 2022

The evidence continues to flood in for the November 8th General Election with reported complaints of problems with voting machines and tabulators throughout Maricopa County.

Cochise County has prudently determined to “table” their certification of their election canvass, until our Secretary of State satisfactorily proves to them that the federal Election Assistance Commission (EAC) “accredited laboratories” were in fact accredited at the time they certified the voting machines and tabulators. Instead of complying with Cochise’s reasonable request, the SOS is bullying the County with threats of “going ahead without them” thereby disrespecting the will and the votes of every voter in the County.

Each of you will be putting your name and reputation on the line with your certification of the canvass. Prudence dictates you approach your solemn obligation with due diligence. It is hoped that you will be among the counties that give serious consideration to joining Cochise in this attempt at enhancing transparency and accountability to the people of your county.

Today I am writing to encourage each of you to take a cautious and conservative stand, as did your fellow Supervisor’s in Cochise County in their tabling the certification of their election canvass, until our Secretary of State proves to them that the EAC “accredited laboratories”, were in fact accredited at the time they certified the voting machines and tabulators.

I do pray that you in our rural counties are less cavalier with the public trust than the Supervisors and Recorder in Maricopa County.

Jim O’Connor

Happy Thanksgiving!

Enjoy the time with loved ones. Life is fleeting, yet so fulfilling.

We are thankful for all of you.

Happy Thanksgiving.

I am so pissed off at Midterm Elections that I just filed to run for US Senate. I have a strange feeling there may be some vacancies and serious Election Reform to come. Please take one minute to sign this petition and share it with everyone you know throughout Arizona. Let's make the Guinness World Record for signatures gathered the fastest! https://go.azsos.gov/vh7n

Liz Harris

If Arizona is genuinely interested in enacting much-needed state election reforms—and it should be, especially after this month’s voting debacle in Maricopa County, the state’s largest—it’s now or never. Or at least for the next four or eight years.

Term-limited outgoing Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, should call a lame-duck special session of the Legislature for the sole purpose of enacting voting reforms before the presumptive governor-elect, Democrat Katie Hobbs, can take office on Jan. 2—after which it definitely won’t get done.

https://www.dailysignal.com/2022/11/24/after-maricopa-county-voting-debacle-arizona-must-reform-its-election-laws/?utm_source=TDS_Email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=MorningBell&mkt_tok=ODI0LU1IVC0zMDQAAAGITXJBfjkWny_EzinkEentbMW3biuWd1YNy7ToKpHC-peelB0f01JnseV8tKmfFIVVq8oS0X4dhXc2a_gnf5c4hYvGgZoloHN25AvavFHaI8MuazA6