“I Would Not Blow These Off!” Sen. Wendy Rogers Warns As AZ Senate Issues 2 New Subpoenas Over Forensic Audit

[Image: Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers (R)-- Lynz-Piper-Loomis For Congress YouTube video screenshot.]

Arizona senators issued two new subpoenas on Monday to Maricopa County and Dominion Voting Systems for materials needed to complete the forensic audit over the 2020 general election.

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers (R) shared the documents in a tweet, warning: “BREAKING: The Arizona Senate issues two more subpoenas today. One to the Maricopa Board of Supervisors and one to Dominion. I would not blow these off!”


Senator Wendy Rogers’ tweet:


Arizona Senate President Karen Fann and Arizona Senate Judiciary Chairman Warren Petersen have ordered Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors to turn over ballot envelopes or ballot envelope images, voter records, and routers or router images.

The Republican-controlled board was also commanded to provide all findings concerning any systems breach that took place within six months of the November 3, 2020, election, as well as all usernames and passwords for machines used in the election.

The board was also told to appear at the Arizona State Capitol for a hearing on Aug. 2. Failure to comply may constitute contempt of the Legislature, the board was told. Continued Below


Senators also subpoenaed information from Dominion Voting Systems, whose machines Maricopa County leases. Dominion said in a statement to news outlets that it wouldn’t comply with the subpoena, which seeks administrative passwords for the machines, The Epoch Times reported.

The subpoenas come after 45th President Trump delivered remarks at Turning Point Action in Tucson, Arizona on Saturday, in which he discussed in part the routers that Maricopa County is denying access to– to complete the forensic audit.

Senator Rogers also tweeted:


(Related: ‘We Should Decertify’: State Senator Wendy Rogers Declares AZ’s Electoral Certification Is ‘Inaccurate’)