Delegates from Georgia, Alaska, Colorado and Nevada have all toured the floor of the Maricopa County forensic audit in Arizona this week, suggesting further audits potentially coming across the country.
As the forensic audit of the 2020 election results from Arizona’s Maricopa County is currently taking place, delegates from all across the country are flocking to observe the enormous effort that is currently taking place in the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
As National File reported, the first state to send people to observe the audit was Pennsylvania, with Doug Mastriano joining two other Pennsylvania lawmakers, Representative Rob Kauffman and Senator Cris Dush.
“This audit is so secure, transparent and organized that other states want to duplicate the process,” Mastriano said at the time.
Up next were Nevada, whose delegates joined the audit floor on Monday, led by NVGOP Chair Mike McDonald, swiftly followed by Georgia on Tuesday. Reports from last week had already confirmed that Georgia were sending delegates, with Nevada being more of an unexpected arrival to those not in the know. John Fredricks told Steve Bannon last week that the Georgia delegation would be led by Vernon Jones, joined by State Senator Brandon Beach and Burt Jones, who may be running for Lieutenant Governor of the state.
A spokesman for Arizona Senate Republicans' election review confirmed Georgia legislators will tour the process tomorrow, but they're not the first out-of-state visitors this week: Staff from @NVGOP got their own tour earlier today. https://t.co/pRYG21nk6r
— Ben Giles (@ben_giles) June 8, 2021
Former Arizona State Representative Anthony Kern tweeted that along with the reported Georgia arrivals, delegates from Alaska and Colorado were also touring the Maricopa audit floor on Tuesday. “4 down and 46 states to go! Results coming soon,” Kern said.
Hearing Georgia, Alaska, and Colorado touring the #AmericasAudit today at Vet's Coliseum! 4 down and 46 states to go! Results coming soon! @AZGOP #USA
— Anthony Kern (@anthonykernAZ) June 8, 2021
This seemed to confirm initial reports from Monday, when OANN reporter Christina Bobb told the network that she expected to see “more states” than just the then-upcoming Georgia delegation out on the audit floor this week.
This is an excerpt from the National File.
