Katie Hobbs’ Arizona 2021 Elections Procedures Manual Rejected By AZ Attorney General – AZ Will Operate Under 2019 Elections Manual Instead

 Arizona will operate under the 2019 Elections Procedures Manual in the upcoming elections after Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich refused to certify AZ Secretary of State Katie Hobbs’ 2021 draft manual.

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is running for Governor of Arizona, and she tried to make it even easier to cheat again.

In September, the Gateway Pundit reported that EZAZ, a citizen-led action group, found over 170 issues and statute violations, including provisions to allow internet connection, in Hobbs’ 2021 Elections Procedures Manual Draft.

Citizen-volunteers submitted the issues they discovered to the Arizona Attorney General for a closer examination.

On December 9, the Attorney General’s legal team sent a letter to Secretary of State Katie Hobbs in disapproval of the new manual that her office submitted on October 1.

The draft was submitted to Attorney General Brnovich a week after the Arizona audit results were presented and delivered to Brnovich on September 24th. It has been almost four months, and we have not seen or heard anything from his office.

The deadline for these changes to be made passed on December 31, and Hobbs did not correct the issues. Arizona will now run its 2022 elections under the 2019 Elections Procedures Manual.

EZAZ founder Merissa Hamilton tweeted her congratulations to Arizona and all volunteers who stood up to fight for election integrity. Hamilton also thanked The Gateway Pundit for our extensive coverage of the stolen 2020 election.

https://twitter.com/merissahamilton/status/1477129817132732417

Attorney General Brnovich prevented the certification of Hobbs’ 2022 election fraud scheme, but he has not said a word about his criminal investigation into the 2020 election in Arizona.