During Testimony Maricopa County Officials Admit
to Deleting 2020 Election Data to Avoid Audit Subpoena



October 7, 2021



Earlier today, during a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing
on the Arizona vote outcome, representative Andy Biggs (R-AZ) questioned
Maricopa County officials about their deletion of 2020 election data in order to avoid
a state senate subpoena for election records.

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jack Sellers and the boards vice chairman,
Bill Gates, admitted they intentionally deleted election data to route it onto an archive file. 
The archives of the county records were not subpoenaed, that way the county could avoid
sending the full 2020 election data to the auditors.

The admission takes place at 01:52 of the video testimony

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