Enough with the machines!
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Hi John,
If there's one thing we have learned in the last few years, it's that machines fail. They can be compromised and break down.
They broke down already in 2022.... with ballots that couldn't be scanned by machines, because they were the wrong size. That "mistake" swung the election.
It's time to allow our counties to conduct their elections by counting paper ballots.
This is Senator Wendy Rogers, Chairman of the Elections Committee of the Arizona Senate. Will you help me restore the faith in our elections? ([link removed])
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AZ Free News reports:
A bill meant to add transparency to Arizona’s elections is approaching its final hurdle in the Legislature.
HB 2722, sponsored by Representative Gail Griffin, “authorizes the officer in charge of elections, the county recorder or any person who is designated by the county board of supervisors to count all or any portion of the ballots in an election by hand” – according to the purpose provided by the Arizona Senate.
In a statement to the House Municipal Oversight & Elections Committee, Representative Griffin explained the purpose of her legislation: “It’s a simple bill. It allows the counties to do a hand count. We believe that they already have the authority to do it, but this clarifies it.”
Last month, Griffin’s bill cleared the Arizona House by a party-line 31-28 vote – with one member (Representative Shah) not voting. Before the action from the full chamber, HB 2722 passed the House Municipal Oversight and Elections Committee with a 6-4 tally; all Republicans voting in favor of the legislation and all Democrats in opposition).
After the House transmitted this bill to the Senate, it was assigned to the Elections Committee, chaired by Senator Wendy Rogers. Rogers recently brought HB 2722 up for consideration, and it passed out of her committee with another party-line vote of 5-3.
During the committee hearing, Representative Griffin stopped by to testify for her bill. She told the members of the committee that she had worked with the Cochise County Recorder David Stevens on the bill’s language.
Senator Rogers had the final word on the bill before it officially passed her committee, saying, “Whatever it takes to get accurate, reliable results – because 250 years of blood and treasure have been spilled for our sacred vote.” She also read a 2019 quote from then-U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, which stated: “This shouldn’t be a controversial statement: The United States must embrace hand-marked paper ballots.”
We are moving on this. It's happening.
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We had well-conducted and timely elections for centuries before machines were involved. Machines have been the cause of severe and crippling problems in our elections.
The Democrats are attacking me even now, in the most vile and personal terms. My re-election will be the most hotly contested in Arizona.
Even now, they are lining up the special interest money to attack me. That's why I'm coming to you- do you agree with my bill? ([link removed])
If you agree that we need less reliance on machines, support me! ([link removed])
America First,
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Wendy Rogers, Lt Col USAF (ret)
Arizona State Senator
Arizona's 7th Legislative District
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P.S. Arizona is paying attention to how well I can raise money - and how many patriots can support me. Will you help me show them how serious we are about election integrity? ([link removed])
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