Spencer Mosher

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Hi @Steve_Gallardo 👋 Over 6500 voters couldn't vote because your locations.maricopa.vote kept glitching all day! @EZAZorg made sure they could find a location and vote! You are a maladministration denier and a habitual voter disenfranchiser who is a partisan HACK.

Coming from someone with over 10 years of telecommunications experience, your post is incorrect. The sites are connected to the internet at each poll site to whatever internet provider is on site or via cellular service and that connects over the internet back to MCTEC. The only way you'll have a intranet connection (not connected to the Internet) is if you build a dark fiber connection throughout the whole entire county to each polling site back to MCTEC.

Maricopa County uses electronic poll books to check in voters at voting locations. These poll books are connected to the voter registration database through a secure VPN. They are NOT connected to the internet. A small number have experienced brief connectivity issues today. Approximately 99% of our more than 1900 poll books are currently functioning as intended. Every location has multiple e-poll books and at no point today was anyone turned away. As of Noon, nearly 30,000 people have successfully cast a ballot. There is currently no wait at Vote Centers.

🚨TODAY marks a full DECADE of major Maricopa County Election Glitches Congratulations @DebbieLesko @ThomasGalvin @KateMcGeeAZ You guys truly worked the hardest for this accomplishment of consistent and persistent voter disenfranchisement, and we'll make sure every Primary voter remembers in 2028🤬

VPN traverses the public Internet , E poll books, 100% connected to the public internet: Internet ↓ ISP ↓ Encrypted VPN Tunnel within public internet ↓ County Network ↓ Voter Registration Database It can be hacked anywhere along the way. Or it can simply be shut off by a jammer.

🚨THE PUPPET IS LYING AGAIN🤡🤥🤥🤥 I don't have an online form. The RNC has a form, which I do not have access to. Former election workers are calling me with issues they are troubleshooting as they experience them as voters at voting locations with the current poorly trained workers.

In 2024, Turning Point Action paid for every Party Bus in the Phoenix Metro area to move people to other locations when polling sites went down. There was no "THANK YOU" from Garrett for that. In fact, I am fairly positive he deep down was angry about it. Please spare us your journo-patronizing.

I have years of telecommunications experience, so I'm quite aware of the issues. I was pointing out one area of concern, which is all of these sites are operating on the local network at the polling site or a cellular network to connect back to the servers at MCTEC. That means the connection is routed through potentially multiple ISPs just to get back to the county servers. If the network they are connected to at the polling site is not secure, and people can gain unauthorized access, then you have an issue. Fixing the software and machines is obviously part of the solution but not the full solution. Reposted for clarification.

This is the opinion of the uninformed. The cyber, software & machine lack of security cannot be patched or fixed. It’s THAT bad

The ultimate solution if you want to keep the voting centers is to have a dark fiber connection built throughout the whole county back to MCTEC servers, with redundancy on cellular using First Net or similar service from said ISPs in case of fiber cut. These "glitches" are inexcusable.

I am aware of intermittent AT&T connectivity issues at a limited number of polling locations. We are trying to understand the root cause, weather or something else. I am communicating with staff, and our elections team is actively working to resolve the problem. I directed county leadership to issue deployment of redundant connection tools from Verizon at all polling locations. I have asked for public communications owning the issue, and sharing options. You should have clear, easy options to make sure your voice is heard if your polling location is having issues. While not optimal, here are my recommendations: ✅ you can Vote at any other vote center in the county, so one option is to head to another nearby location. ✅ or Request a provisional ballot on-site. Our poll workers are prepared and ready to assist. While these options are not optimal choices it is a work around. We are making sure teams on the ground know exactly what to do so no eligible voter gets turned away. If you ran into delays earlier today, feel free to swing back by or try another site nearby. I am committed to keeping you informed in real time. If you have an issue Email me directly: District1@maricopa.gov Or call my office 602-506-1776 For the latest updates, check the Maricopa County Elections site or reach out to the Elections Department. #In%20Person" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">elections.maricopa.gov/voting/where-t… Or Call 602-506-1511

🚨MARICOPA COUNTY ELECTION DAY ISSUES The official location website seems to still be having issues. As a backup website, we set up azvote.org. Scroll down to the graphic and put in your zip or address.

@Ball3Es @MerissaCaldwell That happened yesterday at Paradise Valley Community College when I went to vote. It's almost like the system is designed to have glitches considering the fact that they haven't figured this stuff out yet. 🤷‍♂️

Im a clerk at a polling location in North Scottsdale. At 6:30am until about 6:40am there was a “glitch” that none of the note books were connecting to Maricopa County’s main site in downtown Phoenix. It has since been resolved. However, a couple of voters left and didn’t wait around.

🚨MARICOPA COUNTY ELECTION DAY ISSUES Printer Issues for the first 90 minutes reported at DEER VALLEY LUTHERAN CHURCH Printing double and triple ballots. Sometimes control slips weren't printed along with the ballots. ❌Duplicate ballots were observed as not being SPOILED Reports are that issues are now resolved.

I figured this type of shenanigan would happen on Election Day, so I voted early yesterday. The check in system / on-demand printers were having issues at Paradise Valley Community College and a call to the recorders office got some attention on it and resolved the issue. To that point, the election staff at the site were not able to tell me if it was a county wide issue or local to that site, because apparently there is no communication between the sites. So they had sent people to other polling locations, while I had waited for the issue to get resolved. Either the county needs to go back to the precinct model or get these vote centers fixed and have a dark fiber connection back to the county's servers.

Reports are that staff wouldn't log the voters' actual complaints and would write down different information on the complaints than what the voters said. 🤬

After I exposed Garrett Archer as very likely being behind the nastiest anonymous leftist account in Arizona going after conservatives, that anonymous account immediately pinned a post to the top of his anonymous account going after me - ultra evidence it is really him, otherwise why would the account care so fast? Do you have anything to say about this @abc15 or are you fine with your employee spending hours over years planting hit pieces against conservatives from an anonymous account? We will bring the goods, there are many of us following the similarities in his writing to this anonymous account. This is unacceptable for a mainstream journalist.

🚨THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT🚨 Arizona, if anything goes wrong at your polling locations tomorrow, please IMMEDIATELY submit an incident report using this website: ptv.report/UreYv Share this with everyone you know in 📍Arizona 🗓️ Tuesday, July 21st

Shout out to @azjustinheap office for a quick resolution at a polling site today. Called the Recorders Office today regarding an issue between the check-in system / on-demand printers and county servers and it was promptly fixed. Let's hope election day runs smoothly too, but I hedged my bet on voting early this time around due to the recent shenanigans from the County Board of Supervisors.

@GarretLewis @azjustinheap @azjustinheap is there any chance of getting access to those servers still to audit the record and prevent any data from being "lost" by the board?

Was this the plan all along? A judge gave the Maricopa County Supervisors two options: return all the servers and equipment taken from Recorder @azjustinheap’s office or pay for new equipment. The supervisors chose to spend $15M of our money to buy new servers and equipment.

@GarretLewis @azjustinheap Did Maricopa County Supervisors keep the servers because the data on the server might implicate them in malfeasance? Is there any other logical explanation? I'm just asking questions lets see if @AAGDhillon and @DAGToddBlanche will actually do anything about this

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There were over 139K duplicates on the rolls in 2020. Illegals, people that have never lived in AZ voted. SoS didn't have control of the IT system, but Hobbs 2 party vendor did. MVD registered everyone, regardless of lawful residence. Hobbs elected democrats not the people. Aren't you the "reporter" that said you didn't have the time or bandwidth to investigate this? Yet here again , you comment on issues you haven't investigated. That makes you a parrot for the left. So much for non bias reporting. At least be fair , and call yourself "Capitol Democrat Support Service"