Its in the thread op link, read it.then why sue?And that's why Republicans in Arizona, should have hired credentialed, certified, election auditors to run the recount and forensic audits, instead of a conspiracy nut Trump Crony, Cyber Ninjas, or hire OAN network, ( Trump Media) to be responsible for the security video etc....
No one is going to believe anything they come up with....
If the repub's purpose was truly to assure voters that the election was legit, then they would not have hired Trump cronies, to do this very important audit.
There is no legitimate reason, to do such a reckless and preposterous and crooked appearing move...
The previous audit was done by professionals, with no strings attached:
Maricopa County forensic audit of Dominion software shows no irregularities - Washington Examiner
Maricopa County election officials have released their election machine forensic audit and concluded there were no election irregularities. Two county election department officials announced the findings in a Tuesday letter sent to the Board of Supervisors. The forensic audit, which is comprised...www.washingtonexaminer.com
Two county election department officials announced the findings in a Tuesday letter sent to the Board of Supervisors. The forensic audit, which is comprised of three separate audits, was performed by two United States Elections Assistance Commission Voting System Testing Laboratories and a certified public accounting firm.
The first two parts of the audit, completed by Voting System Testing Laboratories Pro V&V and SLI Compliance, found that the Dominion software, which has been the target of conspiracy theories, was not compromised. The final part of the audit is expected to be completed at the end of March by Barry Dunn.
The audit had four objectives: Determine if the installed software was certified by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission and the Arizona secretary of state, to determine if any malware was installed on the system or the equipment, to determine if the vote tabulators were connected to the internet, and to perform a logic and accuracy test to determine if votes could be switched from one candidate to another.
Both company’s audits found that the counties were using certified software. Neither found any malware nor evidence of an internet connection. Pro V&V’s audit found no problems with the numbers, while that was out of the scope of the SLI Compliance audit.
"The results of the independent forensic audit in Maricopa County are yet another validation that Dominion's machines counted votes accurately in the 2020 election," a spokesperson for Dominion told the Washington Examiner. "The audit reaffirms what election officials and experts around the country already know: there was no hacking, manipulation, or vote switching on Dominion machines. Dominion machines meet rigorous federal and state certification standards. Hundreds of hand counts and independent audits continue to prove the accuracy of our systems."
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