It’s been a long time coming and a hard-fought journey, but finally, there is some really good news coming from Arizona regarding the election.

The Arizona State Senate has finally made the decision that we have all been waiting for. They have named the team that will be conducting the audit of the Maricopa County ballots.

Jovan Hutton Pulitzer put out a statement about this decision. He wrote,

“Arizona is writing a new chapter in election integrity and forensic investigative history. I am happy to confirm that #ScanTheBallots for #KinematicArtifact Detection is being used. My technology and intellectual property is assisting one of the most impressive and qualified auditing teams ever assembled. The numerous records breaking 2020 general election will be remembered throughout history as well for taking these historic election audit steps.

In my opinion the groundbreaking decision is the single most important step any state legislative body has ever taken to assure its citizens their vote is sacred, and transparency plus integrity in any voting system must be assured.

Due to the significant and detailed work ahead of all the team members connected to the audit, no one will be discussing the audit or the findings until the final report is made public. This also means there will be no more comments from me regarding Arizona as we all dig in and begin this historic process. Arizona citizens you should be proud of yourselves and your lawmakers! God Bless America!”

Once again, the Maricopa County Democrats aka Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ended up calling an emergency meeting in an effort to try and stop this audit from taking place.

Remember, ask yourself why they are doing this. What is their motive? Why is it so critical for them to call an emergency meeting after this memo from the Senate in which they announced the selection of the firms that will conduct the audit?

The answer is obvious…they have something to hide. If the election was fair and accurate, there is nothing to fear. There is no harm in making sure that the election results were accurate.