Forensic analysis: More than 790,000 votes were “laundered” in Arizona

A forensic analysis of the election results in Arizona has revealed that a shocking 790,175 votes throughout the state were “laundered” in order to throw the election for Joe Biden.

Eight counties in Arizona were directly impacted by the scheme, while the other seven do not appear to have been fixed. Tampering with these eight, however, was enough to push Biden over the top. https://rumble.com/vbyvln-a-close-look-at-the-data-arizona.html

What appears to have happened is that absentee ballot

“dumps” were incrementally thrown into the mix as needed to keep President Donald Trump from stealing the show. Every time Biden started to lag behind, more absentees were injected to keep him in the running.

This is clearly evident when taking a look at the data sheets, which

show votes flip-flopping between candidates and even disappearing entirely in certain areas. All in all, 790,175 votes were tampered with in some way, and had they not have been, Biden clearly would have lost Arizona.

“If votes are preloaded into the absentee bucket that’s

hidden from public view, and if one candidate’s votes rise faster than another, then these can apparently be switched from bucket to bucket until the desired result is achieved,” the narrator of the below video explains around the 2:25 mark:

This raw data definitively shows that

voter fraud occurred in Arizona, and that the Secretary of State used this same raw data to certify fraudulent results. The question remains: Will anything actually be done about it?

In other states, similar audit attempts are taking place in an effort to correct fraudulent vote

weighing, where votes for Trump were counted as less than votes for Biden. In one area, machines reported individual votes for Trump at only 87 percent, while Biden’s votes counted as 113 percent.

“Eighty and more million of us request that you use the Insurrection Act, suspend

the December Electoral College vote, and set up military tribunals immediately, to properly investigate and resolve the cyber warfare 11-3-2020 election issue,” wrote one person on Twitter before the Electoral College cast its votes on Dec. 12.

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