Published 2 years ago

Investigator: Election equipment was not connected to the internet

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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors hired former Congressman John Shadegg to examine the county's routers and determine whether ballot tabulation machines were ever connected to the internet. The county on Wednesday released the results of Shadegg's investigation, which found no evidence of internet connectivity by the county’s Ballot Tabulation Center. Shadegg found no. evidence that data from the BallotTabulation Center had been deleted, purged, overwritten or destroyed.

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abc 15 Arizona

Investigator: Election equipment was not connected to the internet

A newly released report by the “special master” charged with inspecting Maricopa County's networking equipment for connectivity to the election system found that election equipment was not connected to the internet.

2 years ago·Phoenix, United States

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Arizona Mirror

Shadegg report from “audit” finds no internet connection for ballot tabulation equipment

Maricopa County’s ballot tabulation system was never connected to the internet during the 2020 election and there were no routers to inspect, concluded a team of experts assembled by former Republican Congressman John Shadegg as part of the so-called “audit” of the last presidential election. As part of the review the Senate President Karen Fann […]

2 years ago

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