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It Sure Looks Like There Was A Lot Of F*ckery At The Maricopa County Dropboxes
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Watch as vehicle after vehicle pull up to these Maricopa County dropboxes and individuals drop off what seems like dozens of ballots.
Dropboxes are legal in Arizona but ballot harvesting is not. You are allowed to drop off ballots for your family but many of these individuals seem to have freakishly large families.
Just before election day, The Justice Department stepped into an ongoing Arizona election lawsuit supporting a claim by the League of Women Voters of Arizona that monitoring ballot drop boxes can amount to illegal voter intimidation.
The department said such “vigilante ballot security measures,” including filming voters at drop boxes, probably violates the federal Voting Rights Act.
It's no wonder the left wanted no one to monitor these kinds of shady practices.
