With less than 3 weeks to go until the election, a federal judge in Arizona issued a ruling that could have major ramifications next month.
Author, and co-founder of GodsFiveStones.com, Jerome Cori explains in detail below at American Thinker.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/10/how_a_federal_district_court_judge_weaponized_secret_algorithms_to_stop_election_fraud_hidden_in_state_voter_rolls.html
Basically, the judge ruled that Cochise County Supervisors had the right to contest the 2020 election, and that the Arizona Secretary of State disenfranchised the county voters by including Cochise County in the state's final vote.
"This is a major decision because it indicates any one county can stop certification of an election, if the county supervisors believe that there's been voter fraud committed in that county" Dr. Corsi told KTRH.
So, if county supervisor's believe that voter fraud was committed, they now have an opening to contest it, as opposed to the elections just being certified no matter what.
The other item that was uncovered were 'algorithms' that led to the creation of voters that didn't exist, but ended up hidden in voter rolls. These phantom voters have since been discovered in multiple states.
On the flip side, Georgia is trying to do the opposite of what happened in Arizona. The bottom line is, this is likely headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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