The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Congress are investigating the 2020 election in Maricopa County, where Joe Biden won the presidential race over Donald Trump. Rasmussen Reports, considered one of the most accurate national pollsters, released a poll a few days before the election showing Trump ahead by 3-4 points.
A little over a week ago, the FBI seized numerous items from the Arizona Senate’s audit of that election. The receipt showed that agents took custody of many terabytes of data, including ballot images, camera footage and a server.
Last week, staff from the U.S. House of Representatives visited the facility of Runbeck Election Systems, the private third party contractor that processes ballots returned by mail for Maricopa County. A memo from one of the staffers, obtained by Just the News, indicated that the “staffers observed concerning storage practices and were informed that no state workers were present, despite the handling of completed mail-in ballots.” Additionally, “The wrapping of some pallets of blank ballots appeared to be ripped open and ballots removed… “It was alarming that the day after an election that ballots and envelopes would be printed, left unattended, with thousands of others similarly positioned.”
The staffers said Runbeck lied about having nonpartisan observers. “In contradiction of statements made to local news and journalists, Runbeck did not have bipartisan teams running these machines. There was [sic] no election workers present, no observers, and no election integrity,” the memo said.
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