Beyond Boyer: What Are the Other Options for AZ Audit Subpoena Enforcement?
Legislative subpoenas are traditionally enforced via a contempt resolution, which requires a majority vote. Senate swing-vote Paul Boyer voted against holding the Maricopa County Supervisors in contempt on February 8th and has subsequently trashed the AZ audit, calling it an “embarrassment.” However, even if Boyer miraculously left the RINO camp, the Senate is now adjourned for the year and cannot hold another subpoena enforcement vote while they’re out of session.
What are the other options?
1️⃣ Can the Senate issue a warrant? Josh Barnett recently argued that Senate Judiciary Chairman Warren Petersen has the power to issue a warrant authorized by Senate President Karen Fann. Alex Kolodin, the Senate’s attorney, will be discussing the idea tonight at 9ET.
2️⃣ Ask the Attorney General to investigate. Senator Kelly Townsend has called on AG Mark Brnovich to investigate the Maricopa County election irregularities and the Supervisors’ obstruction and non-compliance. We can support Townsend’s request by reaching out to Brnovich:
☎️ 602-542-5025
💻 [email protected]
3️⃣ File FOIA requests for the Splunk logs and other missing information. This is an area we’re investigating.
4️⃣ Go back to court. Senate President Karen Fann mentioned this option at the end of the July 15 Senate Hearing. In a recent John Fredericks interview, Ken Bennett explained that the Board of Supervisors can’t be held in contempt of court because the Senate issued the subpoenas — the jurisdiction lies with the Senate not the court. What about a motion to compel? Attorney Alex Kolodin will hopefully shed more light on the court-related options in his interview tonight.
5️⃣ Issue new subpoenas. Some of the missing items were not included in the original subpoenas and it now appears that Dominion holds the password authentication tokens. However, this seems like a weak option if the existing subpoenas have not been shown to be enforceable.
This is a corral of ideas and questions, not definitive answers. Solution-sleuthing is aided by discussion - let us know your thoughts. We’d love any attorneys to weigh-in.
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Legislative subpoenas are traditionally enforced via a contempt resolution, which requires a majority vote. Senate swing-vote Paul Boyer voted against holding the Maricopa County Supervisors in contempt on February 8th and has subsequently trashed the AZ audit, calling it an “embarrassment.” However, even if Boyer miraculously left the RINO camp, the Senate is now adjourned for the year and cannot hold another subpoena enforcement vote while they’re out of session.
What are the other options?
1️⃣ Can the Senate issue a warrant? Josh Barnett recently argued that Senate Judiciary Chairman Warren Petersen has the power to issue a warrant authorized by Senate President Karen Fann. Alex Kolodin, the Senate’s attorney, will be discussing the idea tonight at 9ET.
2️⃣ Ask the Attorney General to investigate. Senator Kelly Townsend has called on AG Mark Brnovich to investigate the Maricopa County election irregularities and the Supervisors’ obstruction and non-compliance. We can support Townsend’s request by reaching out to Brnovich:
☎️ 602-542-5025
💻 [email protected]
3️⃣ File FOIA requests for the Splunk logs and other missing information. This is an area we’re investigating.
4️⃣ Go back to court. Senate President Karen Fann mentioned this option at the end of the July 15 Senate Hearing. In a recent John Fredericks interview, Ken Bennett explained that the Board of Supervisors can’t be held in contempt of court because the Senate issued the subpoenas — the jurisdiction lies with the Senate not the court. What about a motion to compel? Attorney Alex Kolodin will hopefully shed more light on the court-related options in his interview tonight.
5️⃣ Issue new subpoenas. Some of the missing items were not included in the original subpoenas and it now appears that Dominion holds the password authentication tokens. However, this seems like a weak option if the existing subpoenas have not been shown to be enforceable.
This is a corral of ideas and questions, not definitive answers. Solution-sleuthing is aided by discussion - let us know your thoughts. We’d love any attorneys to weigh-in.
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Attorney Alexander Kolodin Weighs in on AZ Audit Subpoena Enforcement Options | Alex Kolodin Interview
Alexander Kolodin, amicus attorney in the the Senate case against the Maricopa County Supervisors, spoke with Gail Golec about the best course of action for Senate subpoena enforcement.
Kolodin recommends the Senate file a fresh subpoena enforcement action for the withheld items with the Arizona Supreme Court. He noted that there is “plenty of case law out there that legislative subpoenas are enforceable by the judiciary.” Kolodin points out that the AZ Supreme Court is “fairly conservative and likely to have a favorable view of legislative supremacy.”
Another option would be to go through the Arizona Attorney General. The AG’s office can be forced to investigate if a member of the AZ State Legislature makes a report that includes allegations of illegal conduct by a county.
Toward the end of the conversation, Kolodin also discusses the path for retroactive action with respect to the election. While the state legislature can and should hold a decertification vote, it will be up to the courts or Congress to actually reverse the election, according to Kolodin.
❗️Ask the Senate to file a new subpoena enforcement action for the items withheld by the Board of Supervisors. Visit populistrevolt.com/Arizona for senate emails.
Kolodin is running for AZ State Senate. If you’re a resident in LD 23 and would like to sign the petition to help him get on the ballot, visit: AlexforAZ.com
Watch 📺👉 Alex Kolodin Interview
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Alexander Kolodin, amicus attorney in the the Senate case against the Maricopa County Supervisors, spoke with Gail Golec about the best course of action for Senate subpoena enforcement.
Kolodin recommends the Senate file a fresh subpoena enforcement action for the withheld items with the Arizona Supreme Court. He noted that there is “plenty of case law out there that legislative subpoenas are enforceable by the judiciary.” Kolodin points out that the AZ Supreme Court is “fairly conservative and likely to have a favorable view of legislative supremacy.”
Another option would be to go through the Arizona Attorney General. The AG’s office can be forced to investigate if a member of the AZ State Legislature makes a report that includes allegations of illegal conduct by a county.
Toward the end of the conversation, Kolodin also discusses the path for retroactive action with respect to the election. While the state legislature can and should hold a decertification vote, it will be up to the courts or Congress to actually reverse the election, according to Kolodin.
❗️Ask the Senate to file a new subpoena enforcement action for the items withheld by the Board of Supervisors. Visit populistrevolt.com/Arizona for senate emails.
Kolodin is running for AZ State Senate. If you’re a resident in LD 23 and would like to sign the petition to help him get on the ballot, visit: AlexforAZ.com
Watch 📺👉 Alex Kolodin Interview
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Alex Kolodin is currently running for House of Representative in LD23 in Arizona. He did represent We the People of Arizona in the Maricopa County, AZ Audit for a short period of time. He has also ser
AZ Audit Update: Senate President Karen Fann Discusses Decertification, Warrants, and What’s Next? | iheart radio
🙏Many thanks to our friend @AZInformer for sharing this podcast with us.
Senator Karen Fann joined the James Harris Conservative Circus show to discuss the decertification path and options for retrieving the items needed to complete the audit:
1. If the audit determines that the reported numbers are incorrect, the case will go to court.
2. If the court agrees with the audit findings, the AZ House and Senate will put up a resolution to decertify the election. However, decertification would require a majority vote in both the House and Senate, which would require the cooperation of RINOs Paul Boyer and Rusty Bowers.
3. If fraud is suspected, the Senate will turn the case over to the Attorney General for prosecution.
4. Senator Fann explains that the Senate does not have the power to issue a warrant to retrieve the missing items as suggested by Josh Barnett. Section 2D of the Senate rules states that a warrant may be issued for payment of a bill or after a resolution of contempt has passed. Boyer blocked the contempt resolution on February 8th.
5. According to Senator Fann, the options available to the Senate to acquire the missing items are:
• go back to court [in an interview last night, attorney Alex Kolodin recommended filing a subpoena enforcement action with the AZ Supreme Court]
• issue new subpoenas [although it’s unclear why these would be treated any differently]
• submit FOIA requests [however, these can take a long time]
• conduct more hearings [but out of session and without Boyer, the Senate cannot compel attendance]
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Source: Kelly Townsend Twitter
Learn more 📺👉 Alex Kolodin Interview
Subscribe: @AZInformer
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🙏Many thanks to our friend @AZInformer for sharing this podcast with us.
Senator Karen Fann joined the James Harris Conservative Circus show to discuss the decertification path and options for retrieving the items needed to complete the audit:
1. If the audit determines that the reported numbers are incorrect, the case will go to court.
2. If the court agrees with the audit findings, the AZ House and Senate will put up a resolution to decertify the election. However, decertification would require a majority vote in both the House and Senate, which would require the cooperation of RINOs Paul Boyer and Rusty Bowers.
3. If fraud is suspected, the Senate will turn the case over to the Attorney General for prosecution.
4. Senator Fann explains that the Senate does not have the power to issue a warrant to retrieve the missing items as suggested by Josh Barnett. Section 2D of the Senate rules states that a warrant may be issued for payment of a bill or after a resolution of contempt has passed. Boyer blocked the contempt resolution on February 8th.
5. According to Senator Fann, the options available to the Senate to acquire the missing items are:
• go back to court [in an interview last night, attorney Alex Kolodin recommended filing a subpoena enforcement action with the AZ Supreme Court]
• issue new subpoenas [although it’s unclear why these would be treated any differently]
• submit FOIA requests [however, these can take a long time]
• conduct more hearings [but out of session and without Boyer, the Senate cannot compel attendance]
Listen 📻👉 iheart radio
Source: Kelly Townsend Twitter
Learn more 📺👉 Alex Kolodin Interview
Subscribe: @AZInformer
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AZ State Senator Michelle Ugenti killed 2 voter Intergrity bills because she was salty Kelly Townsend wrote them.
And now she just got booed off the stage at this Turning Point event. You love to see it 😂😂
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Booed Off the Stage at the Turning Point Rally in Phoenix, AZ Today
This is what happens when you vote against election integrity, Michelle Ugenti-Rita.
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Congressman Dr. Paul Gosar reports a sample test of duplicate ballots in the #maricopaaudit showed a 3% error rate. "In Maricopa County that represents 90,000 ballots," he says.
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Congressman Dr. Paul Gosar reports a sample test of duplicate ballots in the #maricopaaudit showed a 3% error rate. "In Maricopa County that represents 90,000 ballots," he says.
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RINO AZ Senator, who was heckled and booed off stage because she killed a bill that had 34 election Integrity provisions in it, has a Twitter temper tantrum and reveals her true c🤡lors:
I’ve been on the frontlines of the battle for election integrity for the last 10 years. I wrote the law banning ballot harvesting, cleaned-up our mail-in voter rolls, strengthened ID requirements just to name a few of my accomplishments, something every candidate on that stage praised. I’ll put my record of fighting for election integrity up against anyone. What I won’t do is vote for “show” legislation that does nothing to strengthen election integrity and introduced for self serving reasons.
There’s too much at stake. Our election system is under constant assault by the left, and I won’t support bills that fail to strengthen our election system.
The same holds true for the audit. I supported the audit, but I do not support the Trump audit any longer.
I wanted to review our election processes and see what, if anything, could be improved. Sadly, it’s now become clear that the audit has been botched. The total lack of competence by Karen Fann over the last 5 months has deprived the voters of Arizona a comprehensive accounting of the 2020 election. That’s inexcusable, but it shows what can happen when Republicans do not take election integrity deadly serious.
AZ Senator Kelly Townsend responds:
As a veteran, I believe the only thing that is important right now is to get our elections secured. Americans, choose wisely in 2022, support those who support the audit. You will know who does, and who does not. Do not back down.
I’ve been on the frontlines of the battle for election integrity for the last 10 years. I wrote the law banning ballot harvesting, cleaned-up our mail-in voter rolls, strengthened ID requirements just to name a few of my accomplishments, something every candidate on that stage praised. I’ll put my record of fighting for election integrity up against anyone. What I won’t do is vote for “show” legislation that does nothing to strengthen election integrity and introduced for self serving reasons.
There’s too much at stake. Our election system is under constant assault by the left, and I won’t support bills that fail to strengthen our election system.
The same holds true for the audit. I supported the audit, but I do not support the Trump audit any longer.
I wanted to review our election processes and see what, if anything, could be improved. Sadly, it’s now become clear that the audit has been botched. The total lack of competence by Karen Fann over the last 5 months has deprived the voters of Arizona a comprehensive accounting of the 2020 election. That’s inexcusable, but it shows what can happen when Republicans do not take election integrity deadly serious.
AZ Senator Kelly Townsend responds:
As a veteran, I believe the only thing that is important right now is to get our elections secured. Americans, choose wisely in 2022, support those who support the audit. You will know who does, and who does not. Do not back down.
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Michelle Ugenti-Rita, candidate for AZ Secretary of State, just killed my bill, SB1241, which had over 34 serious election integrity and security provisions, because she was mad that I didn't get her permission to run them.
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After hearing the Gubernatorial candidates at the Trump rally yesterday on election integrity, who do you support for Governor?
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After hearing the Senatorial candidates yesterday at the Trump Election Integrity rally, who do you support for US Senate?
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