The Post’s in-depth, three-part look at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot is a highly detailed, minute-by-minute account of what was neither “a spontaneous act nor an isolated event.”
Despite the court having ordered the release of documents related to the partisan election “audit,” the Senate continues to withhold records in the possession of lead contractor Cyber Ninjas, claiming they’re “not the Senate’s problem.”
Records from the Arizona Senate in response to American Oversight’s lawsuit for materials related to the “audit” of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results.
As new details emerge about the planning of the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot, proponents of the Big Lie — including lead Arizona “audit’ contractor Cyber Ninjas — are fighting to keep details of their efforts hidden from the public.
The Superior Court of Maricopa County ruling granting American Oversight's motion to compel the release of election "audit" records withheld under legislative privilege.
The records reveal an EAC commissioner’s early support for the “audit,” and provide yet more evidence of the partisan review’s partisanship and anti-democratic origins.
More documents were released last week by the Arizona Senate in response to American Oversight’s litigation for records from the problematic election “audit.”
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.
