PA judge grants voters party status in election audit lawsuit
A Commonwealth Court judge has approved a motion from eight voters and three voting rights groups to officially oppose a GOP-led audit of the 2020 election and 2021 primary.
Common Cause Pennsylvania, the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania, Make the Road Pennsylvania and eight voters, including two Bucks County residents, will now join consolidated legal challenges raised since September by state officials like Attorney General Josh Shapiro.
The petitioners argued personal information of about 9 million voters sought in 17 subpoenas risks falling into the wrong hands and is a violation of their right to privacy in early October. The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania and attorneys from Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP announced Friday a potential decision was expected soon.
"The voters we represent have a direct interest in this case because it’s their information that will be disclosed if the subpoena stands ... Our clients are the ones who will be harmed unless the courts block the release of this data," said Reggie Shuford, executive director of the state ACLU chapter late last week.
The Republican-led Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee on Sept. 15 held a party-line vote issuing the subpoenas to collect names, dates of birth, addresses and the last date they voted in the November 2020 general election and the May 2021 primary.
Once the information is collected, the committee will hire a third-party vendor to determine the specifics of the investigation itself, according to information on www.paelectioninvestigation.com.
Committee Chair Sen. Cris Dush, R-Jefferson, has said previously the information will be used "to cross match and verify whether or not our voter registration system has duplicate voters, dead voters, and/or illegal voters."
Dush, Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman and Parliamentarian Megan Martin have since been named in multiple lawsuits filed to stop the subpoenas from moving forward.
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Common Cause Pennsylvania, the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania, Make the Road Pennsylvania and eight voters, including two Bucks County residents, will now join consolidated legal challenges raised since September by state officials like Attorney General Josh Shapiro.
The petitioners argued personal information of about 9 million voters sought in 17 subpoenas risks falling into the wrong hands and is a violation of their right to privacy in early October. The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania and attorneys from Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP announced Friday a potential decision was expected soon.
"The voters we represent have a direct interest in this case because it’s their information that will be disclosed if the subpoena stands ... Our clients are the ones who will be harmed unless the courts block the release of this data," said Reggie Shuford, executive director of the state ACLU chapter late last week.
The Republican-led Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee on Sept. 15 held a party-line vote issuing the subpoenas to collect names, dates of birth, addresses and the last date they voted in the November 2020 general election and the May 2021 primary.
Once the information is collected, the committee will hire a third-party vendor to determine the specifics of the investigation itself, according to information on www.paelectioninvestigation.com.
Committee Chair Sen. Cris Dush, R-Jefferson, has said previously the information will be used "to cross match and verify whether or not our voter registration system has duplicate voters, dead voters, and/or illegal voters."
Dush, Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman and Parliamentarian Megan Martin have since been named in multiple lawsuits filed to stop the subpoenas from moving forward.
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Donald J. Trump, [21.10.21 20:15]
Look at what just happened in Arizona last night for the people that really won the Election, by a lot, us. The FORENSIC AUDITORS released a new report that discredits all of the disinformation put out by the RINO Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. The auditors said Maricopa County purposely misled the public and spread “outright lies” about their findings. The Board provided zero evidence for their false claims, including no accounting for the 12,772 illegal ballots (more than the election margin alone) who moved outside of Maricopa County before the election. They have no valid answer for how there were more early ballots returned by voters than received, why their official results did not match who voted, why there were more duplicate ballots than originals, or why they deleted and purged their Election Management System data in defiance of a subpoena, which is against the law, and they did it on the day before the audit began. These incredible findings affect tens of thousands of ballots, and therefore, the outcome of the Election. This does not even touch Pima County, which had precincts with more than 100 percent turnout for mail-in ballots.
The Presidential Election in Arizona (and in numerous states) was a Fraud. Maricopa County officials lied, and then tried to cover it up. Now they are facing criminal liability since defying a subpoena and deleting election records are serious crimes. Hopefully Attorney General Mark Brnovich will do something about it. Regardless, based on these findings, and many others, Arizona should decertify their Fake Election results immediately!