Arizona GOP Election Rejecting Zeal Could Boomerang On Party's Candidates

In the great state of Arizona, today is the deadline for all counties in the state to certify the results of the midterm

election

s. Three of the state's counties waited until today's deadline to vote on certification. Mojave County flirted with perhaps refusing to certify their

election

results today, but ultimately, after two long meetings, they voted unanimously that they would certify that Cochise County had previously tried to insist that they would only count their votes to hand, something they were immediately and definitively incapable of doing. You may remember that they finally gave up their hand count when a court ordered them to do it so well today Cochise County refused to certify their election results they decided they apparently don't care about the deadline to certify they say they're going to talk about the certification again at another meeting It will be held on Friday of this week, but again today is the deadline to act.

They didn't act because of that. Cochise County now faces two lawsuits trying to force them to certify the vote. The question then, of course, immediately. arises If the courts end up ordering Cochise County to certify the election results, will Cochise County obey the court's order or defy it? And if they challenge her, then what happens? There is another deadline quickly approaching December 8th, which is the deadline for the entire state of Arizona to certify the statewide election results now, in theory, if Cochise County makes it to December 8th and then refuses to certify the votes for his county, in theory that would mean Arizona would certify the vote count for all counties except Cochise County. voters wouldn't have their votes added to the state vote totals if that happened, which would be crazy and

could

actually end up with some results in some races heavily flipping Cochise County votes in favor of Republicans if none of the votes from that county are going to count because the county doesn't certify them, so some Arizona races that went to Republican

candidates

could

end up swinging Democratic once all the predominantly Republican votes from Cochise County are subtracted, that, of course , that would be crazy, particularly because the reason Cochise County Supervisors don't certify the election results there, not because they think something fishy happened in their own county, but because they've heard things that sound bad to them about the elections elsewhere, specifically in Maricopa County, Arizona, which is the largest town in Arizona.

Center today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to certify their County's election results, but they only took that vote after a tense four-hour public meeting filled with a very excitable group in a very packed Auditorium. Shame on Maricopa County for dragging our beautiful Arizona straight into the bathroom this is vote peddling at its finest I have seen the criminal element you are vote peggers you are criminal boat peggers you are not losing friends the way you handled this election process are losing friends because they are evil and corrupt and they know it, okay, I came here today to see the seven merchants of the United States Constitution up close and personal, okay, back at that desk, they He assumes the voting booth is his time.

It is time for a peaceful revolution, those who make your peaceful revolution impossible make a violent revolution necessary, this was Maricopa County in Arizona today, as they nevertheless voted to certify that county's election results.