Pinal County, AZ Sent Out 63,000 Incorrect Ballots to Voters

Arizona, the state with so much election fraud and corruption during the 2020 election, is doing no better now. There were reportedly 63,000 erroneous ballots sent out just in Pinal County, AZ ahead of the upcoming primary election. Any predictions on how that will turn out?

When I watched the 2000 Mules movie on election fraud, I was not only struck with how effectively Dinesh D’Souza and his team proved that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent, but with how the election could be proved fraudulent looking only at one kind of election fraud in a handful of counties in a handful of states. The scale of voter fraud in the US is terrifying. I believe it’s at least improvable, if not fixable, but even Republicans don’t seem to want to fix it.

Make no mistake—the establishment GOP and Never Trumpers and cowardly Republicans are just as much in on election fraud as the Democrats—they’re either helping commit fraud or simply turning a blind eye to what is happening. And unfortunately, as in Arizona, it’s the American voters who will ultimately suffer most for their dishonesty and cowardice.

From Gateway Pundit, “BREAKING: Incorrect Ballots Sent To About 63,000 Arizona Voters Weeks AFTER Officials IGNORED CONCERNS – 63,000 Supplemental Ballots To Be Printed,” July 11:

“More ‘mistakes’ are taking place ahead of Arizona’s 2022 Elections.

Pinal County elections officials have reportedly sent out 63,000 erroneous ballots to voters ahead of the August 2nd Primary Election.

The Gateway Pundit reported that early voting started last week in Arizona, and establishment RINOS and Democrats are throwing everything they’ve got to steal this election from America First Patriots like Trump-Endorsed Kari Lake, who is running for Governor. . .

[AZ Free News:]

‘Tiffany Shedd, a longtime Pinal County resident and candidate for Arizona Attorney General who could not get a straight answer for why the new county-issued voter ID cards listed her and her family’s address as Casa Grande instead of Eloy.

A deputy county attorney recently told Shedd she could no longer contact county elections officials about the problem. And now county officials have admitted that the voter ID card problem was just the tip of the iceberg.

Shedd spoke with AZ Free News about her experience and her frustration that the county has now acknowledged it sent about 63,000 voters in some Pinal County cities and towns incomplete ballots due to issues with precinct address coding.

And an undisclosed number of voters in unincorporated areas of the county community received ballots listing municipal races the voters are not eligible to cast a vote for. . .[C]ounty officials provided contradictory excuses for why no one would change their address back to Eloy. . .

Then on Friday, Shedd’s frustration turned to disbelief when her son received a ballot which included the Casa Grande City Council race even though the family home is not within the city limits. She soon learned thousands of voters in Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Eloy, Mammoth, Maricopa, Queen Creek, and Superior got ballots without the municipal races. . .the new ballot [issued] will only list the missing races, so voters must also use their original ballot for all the federal, state, and legislative contests.’”

Incompetence or deliberate fraud? And if it is incompetence, at what point does such self-defensive incompetence, utterly uninterested in changing, become deliberate fraud?