BREAKING: Maricopa County Elections Footage Released – Shows Elections Workers Committing Numerous Violations — More Potential Legal Violations (VIDEO)

 

We The People AZ Alliance has released footage from the Maricopa County Elections Department which shows evidence of law violations by Maricopa County election workers.

The video below displays a sign in the staff break room that says, “Staff Break Room electronic devices allowed in this area only”. The next frame shows a man walking into the unauthorized area, using his phone. The video then shows a woman using her phone to take photographs of ballots in another unauthorized area.

What is going on here?

We The People AZ Alliance: This is video of election workers using personal cell phone in secure areas that they are not allowed to have phones in. Second part also shows one reason why that’s not ok. She is taking pictures of ballots with her phone… These videos are to show the blatant disregard for any laws, rules or statutes and is a clear indicator that there is plenty of willfully negligent and potentially unscrupulous people involved in our elections.

In another video, two women are seen taking a brand new flash drive and unwrapping it for use in a secure location.

We The People AZ Alliance: Election workers taking a new drive and unwrapping it for use in a secure area. There are strict rules to the use of drives and memory cards and new drives should be labeled and logged, then given a chain of custody log. These videos are to show the blatant disregard for any laws, rules or statutes and is a clear indicator that there is plenty of willfully negligent, and dare I say, unscrupulous people involved in our elections.

We The People also shared a photo of destroyed voting equipment, alleging that it was left sitting there for days.

These are the worst in class IT practices that they used to steal the 2020 Presidential Election from President Trump.

The timestamps on the videos show that they are from October 2021, right before the November 2021 elections in Maricopa County.