From the beginning, the “audit” was a sham process designed to provide a pretext for restricting voter access.

Despite clear court orders, the Arizona Senate has failed to compel its contractor, Cyber Ninjas, to turn over documents to be released.

Officials have said that the much-delayed final report on the purported findings from the Senate’s election-undermining political stunt will be released on Friday, Sept. 24.

In an email sent on Friday to the Arizona Senate, lead election “audit” contractor Cyber Ninjas indicated that it does not intend to turn over the bulk of the records until after its final report is released.

This week saw two major victories for transparency in Arizona and Pennsylvania — and new developments in the partisan election investigation in Wisconsin.

The attorney representing the Arizona Senate disclosed that the Senate plans to release its “audit” report next Friday, Sept. 24.

The court’s decision dissolves the stay on a state judge’s order that the Arizona Senate produce documents held in the physical custody of election “audit” contractor Cyber Ninjas.

As lawmakers in various states move forward with their own sham election investigations, a web of familiar voter-fraud conspiracists have been linking up to promote the Big Lie.

Additional review has found further contacts with prominent election deniers and activists conducting canvassing operations, as well as new information about costs and the election review’s reach in other states.