Soros-backed secretary of state of Arizona botches second election in two years!

PHOENIX, Arizona (PNN) - November 8, 2022 - On the same day that Arizona Democrats’ candidate, Katie Hobbs, asked voters to elevate her to the state’s highest office, the awful evidence of her current job performance was on full display in Maricopa County and other parts of the state.

Hobbs, the current secretary of state, who refused to recuse herself from the election regime in her own race, had another crisis on her hands with many of the voting machines having broken down entirely.

The only question that remained was whether the crisis - her second election disaster in as many years - was intentional or accidental.

“It’s the 2020 playbook all over again,” wrote political blogger/podcaster JD Rucker on Substack.

“They pick heavily populated voting districts under Democrat control,” Rucker explained. “They have some sort of malfunctions, water main breaks, or whatever else they can muster in order to get eyeballs off the vote counters so they can manufacture just enough miraculous votes to help Democrats win.”

During the 2020 race, voters posted a long list of irregularities with the voting, including the use of sharpies and cheap printers on a print stock that allowed the mark to bleed through to the other side.

The list of ballots with irregularities was roughly 16 times greater than the narrow 10,457 margin that supposedly secured the state for Joe Biden and helped elect Democrat Mark Kelly to the evenly split Fascist Police States of Amerika Senate.

Kelly, who was running in a special election to fill the seat of the late John McCain, is supposedly currently running neck-and-neck with Republican Blake Masters.

Hobbs, meanwhile, is running well behind political neophyte Kari Lake, the pro-MAGA Republican candidate, after having refused to debate Lake and falsely accusing her of breaking into the Democrat campaign headquarters.

The problems with the voting machines on Tuesday mean that many of the ballots will be set aside and tabulated later by a pair of election officials - one Republican and one Democrat - according to a local poll worker who explained the process on camera.

Ironically, Hobbs herself recently attempted to block one rural Arizona county from performing a hand-tabulation of its ballots.

However, in Maricopa County, the Republican-led elections board already tipped its hand during the state’s effort to cooperate with an election audit by the state’s GOP-led legislature.

In fact, the board openly acknowledged that it obscured the legally mandated audit by refusing to supply independent auditors with all the requested materials and attempting to hide some of the pertinent election data.

The broken machines also were compounding the issue of long lines at the polling places, potentially deterring some from voting altogether.

It comes after several stories exposed Hobbs’s office for improperly sending ballots to thousands of unverified voters, including some from out of state.

Convention dictates that Democrats enjoy an advantage in mail-in ballots - whether fraudulent or not - while Republicans prefer to vote at the polling place on Election Day.

Lake urged Republicans to be patient and stay in line.

Other GOP legal advisers warned that voters who already had checked in at a station with broken tabulators should especially wait it out to ensure their votes are counted, rather than attempting to cast a provisional ballot at a different polling place.

Prominent conservative attorney Harmeet Dhillon sought to reassure voters that there were watchdogs with many eyes on the situation who would not let the issues go unanswered.