Democratic Underground Article RatingTwo Cochise County (AZ) supervisors indicted for refusing to certify midterm election
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48% : The indictment alleges that on or between Oct. 11, 2022 and Dec. 1, 2022, Judd and Crosby "conspired to delay the canvass of votes cast" and "knowingly interfered with the Arizona Secretary of State's ability to complete the statewide canvass," according to a news release from the Attorney General's Office.*snip*Now do the fake AZ electors who were videotaped committing crimes.41% : Crosby and Judd, the two Republicans on the three-member board of the southern Arizona county, both refused to certify, or canvass, the county's election by the Nov. 28, 2022 deadline in state law, twice voting against the canvass.
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