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.

On Tuesday, the Arizona Senate released tens of thousands of pages of records related to its partisan election "audit."

Records from the York County, Pa., Elections Director in response to American Oversight's request for communications regarding efforts to investigate the November 2020 election.

Records from the York County, Pa., Board of Supervisors in response to American Oversight's request for communications regarding efforts to investigate the November 2020 election.

Included in the documents is information regarding audit payments as well as communications that audit officials and legislators exchanged with outside parties, including election conspiracy activists, members of Trump’s legal team, and others.

Records from the Mississippi Legislature in response to American Oversight's request for the state's redistricting process. These records include related contract documents.

As the Arizona Senate continues its efforts to delay transparency in its election "audit," its contractors have introduced yet more delays of their own.

As the "audit" has dragged on for months, the Arizona Senate has resisted transparency about the operation.

The ruling upholds the Superior Court’s order to produce records by Aug. 31, and comes as the “audit” team prepares its draft report to submit to the Senate.