This video does not show the polls that broke the chain in Maricopa County, Arizona | Tech Reddy

This video does not show the polls that broke the chain in Maricopa County, Arizona

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[ad_1] Claims that the Arizona elections broke the prison chain in Maricopa County, Arizona, are spreading on social media. Chain of custody in voting is a process or paper trail that records the transfer of votes or goods from one person or place to another. There was no evidence of damage in Maricopa County. However, … Read more

No, the Arizona gubernatorial election is not ‘rigged’ | Tech Reddy

No, the Arizona gubernatorial election is not ‘rigged’

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[ad_1] Arizona counties have until Nov. 28 to certify their election results and submit final vote tallies to the secretary of state. But a recent Instagram post claims, without evidence, that the gubernatorial election there was wrong. “The next step is fraud to try and validate a fraudulent election (again),” the post said, referring to … Read more

No, ballot papers are not an indication of fraud in Maricopa County, Arizona | Tech Reddy

No, the Arizona gubernatorial election is not ‘rigged’

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[ad_1] Instagram users took a photo from the live video recording of Maricopa County, Arizona’s voter counting site and concluded that it was a sign of fraud. “This is a video from Maricopa County a few minutes ago. A bunch of bags suddenly arrived at the polls … ” said an Instagram post November 15. … Read more

Technical issues in Arizona, New Jersey and Texas are not indicative of fraudulent voting | Tech Reddy

This video does not show the polls that broke the chain in Maricopa County, Arizona

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[ad_1] Opinion polls for the midterm elections rose on Election Day, and an Instagram post added to the chorus by saying that technical issues affecting voting in many countries were indicate that the election process has been rigged. The Nov. 8 Instagram post featured a photo of activist Emerald Robinson’s social media post and linked … Read more