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Over 1,064,746 election-related files were deleted out of 9,571 directories found on the "D drive" from the EMS in the Maricopa County, Arizona 2020 Election.
The EMS, or Election Management System server also contained a "C Drive," with 865 directories, with 85,673 election-related files deleted.
Some of the deleted EMS server files were .dvd files, which were the results of the election totals off of each tabulating device, there were also S logs, scanned ballot images, etc.
Large amounts of files were also deleted on 3 of Maricopa County's high-capacity scanners.
High Pro Scanner 1: 59,387 election data files deleted out of 304 directories.
High Pro Scanner 3: 196,463 election data files deleted out of 1,061 directories.
Log entries were also found to be overwritten, which is also illegal because of the standard 22-month federal mandate to preserve ALL original records.
An individual executed a script, foreign to the EMS, on 2/11/2021, 462 log entries were found overwritten by that same script, which was ran multiple times.
on 3/3/2021, 37,686 log entries were overwritten by this same script. On 3/12/2021, the day before the system was handed over for the audit, 330 log entries were overwritten by that same script.
An specific EMS admin account was identified as the culprit. This is why assigning a name to each user is important. The person was identified through time stamps from the logins and compared to security footage of the system it was performed on.
Charges MUST be brought to all involved. We must purge our election precincts and official positions of bad actors.
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