Podcast host Joe Rogen spoke out for the first time on Kari Lake’s election, saying her lawsuit is not invalid and there was real fraud” in her election.
Rogan spoke out on the “coordinated efforts” against Kari Lake.
“I don’t think it’s zero. It’s not zero. I think we could all agree it’s not zero. And we know that these voting machines can be f*cked with, and we know that there are some irregularities,” Rogan said.
“All that Kari Lake stuff in Arizona that they’re trying to dismiss, it doesn’t look like that’s invalid. It looks like there’s real fraud there,” he added.
“It looks like there’s some real shenanigans there. At the very least, there were voting machines that weren’t working properly, and it seems very suspicious that a lot of them were in Republican areas,” Rogan continued.
“There’s a lot of shenanigans, and I think there’s coordinated efforts to make sure that certain people get elected. I don’t know how far they go, but I know it’s not zero.”
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New evidence showed Maricopa County employees engaging in illegal reconfiguration and testing of voting machines before the election, which was dismissed before Lake’s trial.
This was likely to have caused voting machines and ballot printers to fail at the 59% of voting locations targeting Republicans on Election Day, The Gateway Pundit reported.
The illegal testing occurred with no logging of tamper-evident seals in violation of the Elections Procedures Manual, and also conducted after the statutorily required October 11th testin
According to the Elections Procedures Manual:
“If the electronic voting system has not successfully passed the Secretary of State’s L&A test, the Secretary of State may schedule a re-test for a later date. Re-testing may continue during the early voting period and through the day prior to the election. However, the officer in charge of elections may not deploy any electronic voting equipment in a federal, statewide, or legislative election that has not successfully passed the Secretary of State’s L&A test.” Counties are also required to “publish notice of the time and place of each L&A test at least 48 hours in advance of the test,” in accordance with ARS 16-449(A) and the Elections Procedures Manual.
“The Secretary of State’s Office must conduct its L&A tests after the officer in charge of elections has conducted county-level tests whenever practicable,” the Manual also states.
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