MARICOPA COUNTY, AZ – Despite the mainstream media reporting that the AZ audit produced no significant discrepancies before the final report was even released, Friday it was announced that there were thousands of duplicate ballots discovered.
In fact, the over 17,000 duplicate ballots were found to amount to 1.5 times Joe Biden’s winning margin over Donald Trump in the county.
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Dr. V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, known for inventing e-mail, and his team Echomail were responsible for investigating Maricopa County’s mail-in ballot envelopes. Dr. Ayyadurai spoke Friday at the AZ State Senate hearing, presenting his final report.
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While Maricopa County reported that there were no duplicates in their report, Dr. Ayyadurai said that 34,448 ballots were duplicates from 17,126 unique voters.
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Biden’s margin of victory against Trump was 10,457 votes.
Additionally, Echomail identified 464 “no signature” ballots.
They also found 2,580 with bad signatures; Maricopa County had reported only 587, which is only .0031% of the actual amount.
In the last six days that mail-in ballots were accepted, a 25% surge in duplicates was received.
These are just samples of what Dr. Ayyadurai testified on.
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He claimed that the County “verified and approved” ballots didn’t have signatures; he asked for a full signature verification audit.
This piece was written by Leah Anaya on September 25, 2021. It originally appeared in RedVoiceMedia.com and is used by permission.
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