A New Twist In the Arizona Election Investigation

It’s not over in Arizona yet…

Maricopa County has just announced a former Arizona Supreme Court chief justice will lead the charge in a new investigation regarding printing issues on election day.

The County stated that former Supreme Court chief justice Ruth McGregor will investigate dozens of polling sites where printing issues occurred.

Along with McGregor experts will be hired to examine the printers and the ballot-reading procedures.

Maricopa County says a former Arizona Supreme Court chief justice will lead an investigation into printer issues that caused problems for some voters on Election Day. https://t.co/djCbu6xrAN

— FOX 10 Phoenix (@FOX10Phoenix) January 7, 2023

BREAKING: Maricopa County announces investigation into Election Day printer problems.

We don’t want investigations we want prison time.

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) January 7, 2023

Fox 10 News had more details to add:

Maricopa County says a former Arizona Supreme Court chief justice will lead an investigation into printer issues that caused problems for some voters on Election Day.

County officials say Ruth McGregor will lead an independent investigation after about 20% of polling sites experienced issues with tabulation machines during the midterm election last year.

“When things don’t work, we find out why. Today we are announcing an important step in our efforts to get to the bottom of the printer issues that affected some Vote Centers on Election Day last November,” Board Chairman Bill Gates and Vice Chairman Clint Hickman wrote.

McGregor will hire experts to examine the printers and the ballot-reading process.

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McGregor was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1998 by Republican Gov. Jane Hull and served until 2009, the last four years as Chief Justice. She previously supervised a 2019 inquiry into issues around locks on state prison cell doors.

This is a huge deal.https://t.co/7Q5x04whno

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) January 7, 2023

Trending Politics covered the story too:

According to JustTheNews, officials in Maricopa County have launched an “independent” investigation into significant issues reported with election center printers during the 2022 midterm elections. The County Board of Supervisors made the announcement in a statement released on Twitter.

In the statement, the two chairs declared that they are committed to finding out what occurred , and more importantly, why they occurred. In the statement, they announced that former Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ruth McGregor has been appointed to lead the investigation.

“Justice McGregor will hire a team of independent experts to find out why the printers that read ballots well in the August Primary had trouble reading some ballots while using the same settings in the November General. Our voters deserve nothing less. Maricopa County appreciates Justice McGregor’s willingness to serve in this role. We look forward to her findings.”