'Laughable' Cyber Ninjas' Arizona Recount Missed 16,000 Votes, Says Experts' Review
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The election auditors missed 16,000 votes in a single sample, according to experts analyzing their work — who added that the undertaking was "laughable."
A new review by veteran election experts of the “laughable” Cyber Ninjas Arizona ballot audit reports that it was an even bigger sham than previously known, with the auditors completely missing 16,000 votes in a rechecked sample.
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