Law Commentary What the Arizona Audit Really Shows—and Why Election Officials Should Be Embarrassed

No one doubts that the vote tabulation shows that Biden won the state.

A recount does not verify or check whether ballots were cast by registered voters who are actually deceased; who do not actually live where they claim to live; who cast multiple votes because they are registered more than once; or who are not entitled to vote even though they are registered because they are not U.S. citizens or are felons who have not yet had their right to vote restored.

If a homeowners' association has an election and the new president wins with 51 out of 100 votes, a recount will no doubt confirm that she received 51 votes.

The individual voter files of the 5,295 "Voters that potentially voted in multiple counties" should be pulled, and each voter should be investigated to determine if they have multiple registrations and illegally cast more than one vote in the 2020 election.

Instead, audits are intended to determine whether voting machines worked properly; whether applicable state and federal laws and regulations were followed; whether the voter registration list was accurate and up-to-date and only allowed eligible individuals to vote; and whether all eligible voters were able to vote, that their vote was properly counted and that their votes were not voided or nullified by fraud, mistakes, or errors.

Casting multiple ballots in the same election is a crime, as is registering and voting where you don't actually reside.

Contrary to the bizarre claim of election officials in Harris County, Texas, that audits are "An attack by officials on our communities' trust in elections," audits are a way of protecting voters, ensuring the security of the election process, and improving the confidence of the public in the integrity of elections.

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