JUST IN – #Arizona, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will not comply with the subpoenas to turn over Dominion voting machines for a forensic audit. Instead, they are filing a complaint in Superior Court.pic.twitter.com/Knq4rl17Fg
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The Board of Supervisors for Maricopa County, Arizona, voted on Friday to refuse to comply with subpoenas for their Dominion voting machines.
The subpoenas were issued by the Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee earlier in the week and sought a data forensic examination of the machines.
“The goal is to verify the machines did what they are supposed to do,” Senate President Karen Fann said.
Instead the BoS instructed the county attorney to respond to the subpoena with a complaint in Superior Court.
A similar forensic audit conducted on Dominion voting machines in Antrim County, Michigan, earlier this month revealed Dominion voting machines intentionally generate an inordinate number of ballot errors so that votes can be counted and allotted with little to no oversight.