Mark Finchem Expects AZ ARRESTS! ‘’Maricopa Isn’t The Only County We’re Waiting Go Indictments!’’ [WATCH]

Brenda Brown November 28, 2021

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AZ State representative and candidate for Secretary of State, Mark Finchment, and AZ Senator Wendy Rogers talked about the Prima County, AZ, and the AZ AG’s 2020 election fraud investigation.

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Recently, former President Donald Trump endorsed Mark Finchem for AZ Secretary of State in the 2022 midterms.
Senator Rogers said that the AZ is attempting to decertify the election in the next legislative session. Finchem spoke at Trump’s Save America Rally in Des Moines, Iowa. He shared that they found 35,000 fictitious votes in Prima County.

It was a huge finding!

Another statement emerged, where two precincts in Prima county had more than 100% turnout for mail0in ballots, and 40 precincts had more than 97% returned.

Trump emphasized this proof and asked for decertification of the election results.

The AZ Senate’s full audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election shared numerous law violations and many fraudulent ballots. Biden was declared AZ winner by less than 10,500 votes.

Everything indicates that fraud occurred in the 2020 election! It must be decertified. The full, unredacted

Maricopa County audit report has been in AG Mark Brnovich’s hands for 65 days, and still, we haven’t seen a single action.

Finchem and Howse discussed and shared the update on his ballot integrity project and Prima County! Also, he announced he expected arrests. Here is what they said:

Howse: So Mark, you just heard Senator Rogers mentioned when they are perp walked, when your Attorney General charges them perp walks them. So what is your thoughts on that? Do you think your Attorney General is going to be diving into this big time and going that far?

Fichem: Well, the whole point of separation of powers in our constitutional form of government is that the legislature engages in collecting information, collecting evidence, hearing from the people, and then we refer what some people might call an evidence book to the executive branch. In this case, that is the Attorney General. Now one thing that people, I don’t think, appreciate is the Attorney General is not limited to just the evidence book that was turned over to them by the Arizona Senate, yeoman’s work that they did. The Attorney General of the State of Arizona is not bound by anything other than his imagination, and the staff that he has, and unfortunately, the limited resources he has to investigate any report of election systems fraud, of voter fraud, of ballot fraud, any of those components that would serve to interfere with the People’s consent to be governed. Now, on the other side of that consent to be governed question, and it sounds a bit academic, but it’s extremely important for everybody to remember: When you give up a small amount of your personal sovereign right, your consent to be governed, you retain the right to question the people who are counting the votes. So elections should be secret, but the counting should never be secret. And that’s one of the things that is a big outcome of the November 30th hearing that I chaired and the work that the Senate did as a result of the December 14th subpoenas. In fact, one of those things that we’re rolling out right now, have been for a number of months is the ballot fraud countermeasures program. In fact, people can go to ElectionsByThePeople.com that’s ElectionsByThePeople.com. And if they want to have currency grade, fraud countermeasures built into the ballots, the ability to have an audit trail built into ballots, the ability to hold elections bureaucrats, and I’m not going to call them officials because I think in many cases they’ve moved from officialdom to just think of the bureaucratic state that Woodrow Wilson would be very proud of. It gives us the opportunity as the people to watch the watchers. And that is one of the things that I fear we have become very tolerant of over the decades. And you know, a nation isn’t just what it does, it’s what it tolerates. That’s Kurt Tucholski from the 1940s. And we all know what happened when the German people tolerated a government that was engaged in tyranny. So, one of the things I’m really excited about is we, even though the Senate has completed most of its work, and I do believe that we’ll see a follow on report related to a kinematic artifact review, some other things that had not yet been ascertained. For example, the Splunk logs and the routers. We still want to see the routers. There are other pieces to that, in fact, Maricopa County isn’t the only county. If people want to go to voteFinchem.com they can click on the link up there that demands a vote or an audit of Pima County. We’ve found certain discrepancies and we are contemplating the idea of calling for an audit, at least a public hearing sometime in the near future about what happened in Pima County. So for the people that think that this is somehow over that we’re not, that we’re done and nothing’s happening. I think back to your original question. Prosecutors are engaged in two things number one, investigating crimes and making sure that the people that they charge committed the crime. Number two, they like to put people in jail so I have every reason to believe that there will be some kind of an arrest warrant coming out of the Attorney General’s office.

Howse: Excellent. Give your website again Mark.

Finchem: So, for people, if they want to see the ballot fraud countermeasures and really urge their states to be involved, and by the way, we’ve got seven states right now that want to spin up having watermarks and an audit trail on their ballots. They can go to ElectionsByThePeople.com, and if they want to encourage legislators in Arizona to engage in an audit of Pima County they can go to voteFinchem.com That’s voteFinchem.com. At the very top, there’s a link, very simple, click on that link that says “Audit Pima County”, put your name, and similar to what Senator Rogers is doing. And by the way, I am still an active representative in Arizona House of Representatives. But similar to what Senator Rogers is doing, it’s amazing what legislators will do when they know that the people are behind them. And that’s the whole point of many of these petitions. To give represented elected representatives the courage, if you will, to say “We’re with you, the people are with you on this. We want this done.” Before looking I think the most important thing that we can look at is the idea of a watermarked ballot that is highly controlled; controlled just like our currency is and people can sign on to that at ElectionsByThePeople.com.

AZ Senator Rogers has promised the Americans to bear down on the issue until the arrests happen. Finchem will try to expand the audit investigation beyond Maricopa County. Furthermore, the candidate for Secretary of State wants to secure future elections and start the ballot integrity project.

Sign the petition here: Petition to Audit Prima County.