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Hearing Set Wednesday In Arizona GOP's Election Challenge

KNAU News Talk - Arizona Public Radio | By Associated Press
Published November 16, 2020 at 1:12 PM MST
Matt York/AP, file

A Wednesday hearing has been scheduled for a judge to hear arguments in the Arizona Republican Party’s lawsuit seeking to change how Maricopa County conducts a hand-count audit of a sampling of ballots as a quality control measure.

The party wants the sample measured on a precinct level, rather than among the county’s new vote centers, which let people vote at any location across the county. The audit has already been completed. While Maricopa County faces a Nov. 23 deadline for certifying its elections results, GOP lawyers argue the certification could be postponed until its issues are resolved.
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