Wisconsin

There is one true Arizona style audit being sought in Wisconsin. That is the audit being sought by State Representative Janel Brandtjen’s attempts to subpoena. The audit of the election processes by the Legislative Audit Bureau and the “audit” by Republican Speaker of the State Assembly Robin Vos appear to be mainly damage control to limit exposure of any voter fraud.

https://uncoverdc.com/2021/09/07/wisconsin-awaits-the-resolution-of-multiple-ongoing-election-integrity-efforts/

Arizona

Liz Harris conducted a voter canvass in Maricopa County Arizona. The canvass was independent of the Maricopa County Audit. She says that 34% of the people they interviewed, who were on record as having not voted, said they actually DID vote.

That means that 1 in 3 voters had their votes “lost” or 173,000 missing votes. In addition, there were 96,000 ghost votes where there was a ballot cast but no person or address could be found, e.g. a vacant lot.

Missing 173,000 votes is a massive number and Arizona should be decertified just on that fact alone.

Liz Harris’ reported in a War Room canvassing discussion that approximately 5.66% of the 1.7M mail-in ballots in Maricopa were likely phantom voters.

“We found an estimated 96,389 votes that came out of addresses where the mail-in ballot could not possibly have been cast by the voter that the vote was registered to,” Liz explained. “The estimated 96,389 mail-in votes were cast under the names of registered voters who were either unknown to the residents of the registration address or who were verified as having moved away prior to October 2020”, the report states. The canvass report (https://t.me/LibertyOverwatchChannel/5411) adds regarding the estimated phantom votes, “More technically, with a 1.5 confidence interval, this number ranges from 70,844 to 121,933.”

Captain Seth Keshel joined in, noting that in addition to the Presidential election, 6 other Arizona races were were allegedly won with margins of less than 1%. For example, Maricopa Supervisor Jack Sellers slithered in with a mere 400 votes, and County Recorder Stephen Richer wormed by with just 4,600 votes.