Arizona State Senator calls for new election, says Biden voters must be recalled

Arizona Republican Senator Wendy Rogers is calling for a new 2020 presidential election in her state, demanding that officials “decertify the election” that took place in November.

Rogers, who has been a public supporter of Arizona’s multiple election audit efforts, took to Twitter on Thursday to express his opinion that, following election audit updates, many believe they are baseless, if Arizona is to “get it right” a new election must take place.

“I call for the recall of voters in Biden, Arizona and a new election must be called. Arizona voters must not be fraudulently allocated…” she tweeted Thursday afternoon.

Prior to his recall request, Rogers had tweeted extensively about the Arizona State Senate update and briefing held earlier today on the progress of Cyber’s 2020 Maricopa County election audit. Ninjas, a Florida company that had no previous experience with auditing election results.

Rogers used it Twitter account tweet and retweet dozens of messages questioning the legitimacy of the election and the transparency of the audit.

“I’ve heard enough. With the tens of thousands of unsolicited ballots mailed out, the more than ten thousand people who voted after registering after November 3, Maricopa’s failure to hand over the 40 percent machines, the words of pass that Dominion still refuses and tens of thousands of unauthorized requests demonstrating how insecure the election was … “Rogers wrote.”

to return, and tens of thousands of unauthorized requests demonstrating how insecure the election was, I call for the voters of Biden, Arizona to be recalled and a new election to be held. Arizona voters must not be fraudulently allocated and we must get it right.

– Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) July 15, 2021

Rogers quoted a statement from Cyber ​​Ninjas founder Doug Logan, who reportedly told the State Senate on Thursday that “thousands of names were added to voters lists after election day, but are recorded as having voted on election day. of the 2020 elections. “

Two previous audits found no evidence of fraud. Logan has been exposed as having repeatedly shared conspiracy theories of voter fraud on a now-deleted Twitter account, according to The Republic of Arizona.

Even if Arizona’s 11 electoral votes were somehow nullified, it would not change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Rogers took to Twitter to share news of his appearance on an online TV network known for its anti-Semitism last month to discuss the election audit with Lauren Witzke and Edward Szall, former QAnon supporter. The network was berated by members of Congress in 2019 after network host Pastor Rick Wiles said that “when Jews take control of a country” they “kill millions of Christians.”

News week contacted the Brennan Center for Justice for comment on the details of the election law.