There is a high price for all the election investigations and “audits” — from undermining democracy and suppressing the vote to the actual financial costs.
American Oversight has obtained additional records from the Arizona Senate’s election “audit” that provide more details about the high cost of the security contractors hired to guard the operation.
The documents include language from a draft motion that would have extended Gableman’s partisan election investigation through the end of August instead of April. This week, the inquiry was extended yet again.
Records from the U.S. Department of the Interior in response to American Oversight's request for records reflecting expenses incurred from trips of top officials to swing states in the run-up to the 2020 election.
Records from the Clerk of the Wisconsin Assembly including expenses of the Assembly's Office of Special Counsel. Produced in response to American Oversight’s request for contractual and policy documents regarding entities charged with investigating the November 2020 election.
Records released in response to American Oversight's request to the Texas Office of the Attorney General seeking records reflecting actual or projected costs for any office renovations by Attorney General Ken Paxton.
In recent weeks, we’ve seen even more clearly how much the focus of the election-overturning efforts was on the Jan. 6 Electoral College certification. Recently unearthed memos support that conclusion.
Records obtained by American Oversight include the USPS’s criteria for evaluating manufacturer proposals as well as the initial contract awarded to Oshkosh Defense.
