(08-03-2021 10:07 AM)umbluegray Wrote:  Remember the MCBOS "audit"?



SLI is one of the two companies which were once certified by the U.S. EAC but whose certifications had lapsed at the time of their engagement with the MCBOS.

You may recall that U.S. EAC guidelines were ignored in a rush to update their website suggesting the decertifications were due to backups caused by COVID. The EAC also disregarded their specific certification requirements by saying certifications don't expire.

Maricopa County’s Audits Sponsored by the County Board of Supervisors Specifically Noted Were Limited in Scope – Yet They Claim the Senate’s Audit Was Inadequate with No Such Limitations

Again, you simply just don't know what you're talking about here. First, this thing with the certification is complete nonsense. There was no lapse in certifications which made these audit firms not qualified to perform their audits.

Then, as I've told you before, stop relying on GP for any sort of fact based analysis. Most all audits are limited in scope in some way by the nature of what they are on elections as they don't normally look at every ballot. And the county is not complaining that the senate auditors looked at every ballot, they're complaining because they don't know what they **** they're doing or what they **** then need to actually do a full scope audit!