Established Fact The State Farm Arena surveillance video from the night of November 3, 2020 would have shown the arrival of ballots in unsecured industrial laundry carts at 5:22 AM. The video prior to 5:22 AM – which would have documented who delivered those ballots and when – was not preserved. This missing segment cannot
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Established Fact There are only 9 zero tapes for 148 tabulators used for advance voting in Fulton County. All 138 closing tapes for those tabulators are, per the EOG Report, “fraudulent, invalid, and do not bear the serial number or identity of the machines used to actually scan the ballots.” No daily recap sheets, numbered
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Established Fact Of 148,318 absentee ballot images, only 16,032 have corresponding SHA authentication (hash/fingerprint) files. The remaining 132,286 authentication files were, in the words of the EOG Report, “intentionally deleted.” SHA files are the cryptographic verification mechanism that would allow auditors to confirm images were not altered. Dr. Philip Stark (UC Berkeley), inventor of risk-limiting
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Established Fact Fulton County admitted in federal court (Curling v. Raffensperger) that it “did not preserve until the present time the majority of ballot images from in-person voting” for the November 3, 2020 election original machine count. For advance voting, all approximately 316,000 ballot images were destroyed. Statewide, 74 of Georgia’s 159 counties failed to
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Established Fact Ballot boxes delivered to auditors contained commingled original and duplicate ballots, inconsistently identified, with batch manifests not matching physical contents. In at least one documented box (EVH1/11-07/MC17349), the manifest listed 14 batches of originals while the physical contents contained 7 originals and 8 duplicates with one batch entirely unaccounted. During prior Arizona Supreme
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Disputed Fact The Cyber Ninjas audit found 284,412 ballot images on the EMS were “corrupt or missing.” Files were additionally found missing from the EMS server. Maricopa County contested the characterization; Cyber Ninjas responded that their team included certified forensic examiners and that the County’s own actions – creating new executable files and modifying thousands
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Established Fact Maricopa County failed to produce to the Arizona State Senate the chain-of-custody documentation required by A.R.S. § 16-621(E), which expressly mandates records tracing custody of all election equipment and ballots through completion of provisional voting tabulation. Senate Audit Liaison Ken Bennett stated this as an established compliance failure. Citations AZ Senate Audit Liaison
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Established Fact Windows security event logs on the EMS server – which track remote and local access – were restricted to a 20 MB file size, causing them to automatically overwrite. The logs covering the November 3, 2020 election period were purged, destroying the complete audit trail of all system access during the election. Citations
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Established Fact Forensic experts found that 865 directories and 85,673 election-related files were deleted from the EMS C: Drive, and over 1 million files from the D: Drive. The Cyber Ninjas audit report states all data in the EMS database related to the 2020 General Election “had been fully cleared” and that security logs “appeared
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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Characterization as evidence destruction] ElectionSource – a Dominion Voting Systems subcontractor under Michigan State Contract #071B7700117 – issued letters to county clerks directing “preventative maintenance” that included the removal of internal batteries from voting machines. Per voting machine operations manuals, battery removal resets a machine to factory default settings, erasing
