95% Illegible Ballot Signatures Came 4 Days After Election Day: “I’m Sure There’s an Explanation”

We have just finished hour 1 of the Maricopa audit hearing.

There are so many massive bombshells it’s hard to keep track of all of them.

Now, we have just learned that 95% of illegible ballot signatures came within the 4 days following Election Day.

Here’s the strange part, in the 4 weeks leading up to election day, only 5% of signatures were illegible.

But suddenly, after Election Day, that number skyrocketed from 5% to 95%.

See the image from the hearing below:

Dr. Shiva even joked:

I’m sure there’s an explanation for this.

96% of duplicates arrived after election day!

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) September 24, 2021

But that’s not all.

Dr. Shiva himself is calling for more investigations.

He wants the signature matches to be verified.

I want a full signature verification audit as Dr. Shiva requested. I also want a Trump v Biden tally of those bad votes.

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) September 24, 2021

https://twitter.com/CBKNEWS17/status/1441505194835996674

Az Audit:

95% of mail-in ballots received by Maricopa county before election day had legible signatures

95% of ballots received after election day had *illegible* signatures

Translation: Somebody forged a lot of fake ballots after election day

The Big Flip pic.twitter.com/VmLTod4Ew9

— Anne-Marie #Together❣️ (@AnneMar45451941) September 24, 2021

4 days before the election 95% of signatures where legible & 5% illegible.
4 days after the election, the numbers reversed, 5% legible and 95% illegible… like somebody was sitting there after the election furiously scribbling signatures on 10's of thousands of ballots #azAudit

— MAGA Rock (@ShawnsBrain) September 24, 2021

In most elections, the data is consistent.

In other words, if 4 weeks prior to the election, only 5% of signatures were illegible, you would expect that pattern to continue.

But suddenly, after election day, 95% of signatures were illegible.

While that might not be direct proof of fraud, that is a claim worth investigating even further.

The audit team was NOT charged with signature verification.

However, they were charged with identifying ballots missing signatures, with illegible signatures, or with duplicate signatures.

And boy, oh, boy, did they deliver!