March 18, 2024 10:29 PM
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Amistad Project Files Election Litigation Challenging 300,000+ Ballots in Arizona

The Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society filed a motion Wednesday night in Maricopa County Superior Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election, citing expert data analysis indicating that hundreds of thousands of potentially illegal votes were counted, while over 100,000 legal ballots were not counted.
The data, compiled and analyzed over the course of weeks of rigorous investigation, show that the total number of illegal ballots counted and legal ballots not counted likely exceeds 300,000 votes — far more than the number of votes separating the presidential candidates.
In the five states where the Amistad Project has uncovered evidence of election fraud and filed lawsuits, investigators have identified, and experts have verified, a combined total of over 1.2 million potentially fraudulent ballots.
“The number of potentially fraudulent ballots we’ve identified in Georgia is over 30 times greater than the margin separating Donald Trump and Joe Biden,” said Phill Kline, director of the Amistad Project. “This is what happens when private interests are allowed to create a two-tiered election system unaccountable to the public.”
The Amistad Projects found that Maricopa County received nearly $3 million from the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), a leftist-dominated nonprofit that received $350 million earlier this year from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. This violates Arizona law, which does not allow election funding from sources other than taxation or federal grants.
The private money, which paid the salaries of election workers and financed the purchase of voting equipment, helped Maricopa County set up “public-private coordinated voter registration drives allowing private access directly to government voter registration files,” the motion alleges. The money also allowed Maricopa County to engage in other unlawful practices, including taking pre-canvassing mail-in ballots and facilitating pre-election “curing” of flawed ballots.
Those advantages were not available to voters in counties that did not receive private financing. The Amistad Project argues that the violations outlined in the litigation deprived voters of due process and equal protection, and rendered the results of the election null and void.
Reference: Case No. CV 2020-015285
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10 Responses

  1. I am very grateful for all of the hard work being done to make sure our democracy is protected. I believe there has been major voter fraud across our great country and this has to be exposed and those involved need to be criminally charged. It is appalling to see all of the evidence and yet the mainstream media continues to say there is no evidence of fraud. We are in a crisis in our country so we have got to get this right.

  2. We the People are eternally grateful for all of your hard work. I will be donating to the cause.

  3. When are the Feds or Att. Gen going to investigate Mark Zuckerberg ? He has a big part in all this election fraud by paying poll workers, judges, and other election officials. I for one hope someone will start investigating him.

  4. So grateful for the work that y’all do. I pray you save this nation from the fraud that is threatening to steal the 2020 presidential election.

  5. I keep hearing the word fraud thrown around, but I don’t see any great evidence that backs this up. When I see words like “feel” or “believe”, that is not substantiated evidence. How someone feels about something doesn’t change what it is. What is it about the counted ballots that makes them illegal, and where did they find so many uncounted legal ballots?

    1. “Feel” or “Believe” is not used in the text of this post. The evidence provided includes private MONEY used to pay officials, a violation of AZ LAW; access given to voter registration and other information, allowing private entities to set up systems to “spoil” ballots; hence fraud. Experts have verified fraudulent ballots, doesn’t say how they verified but they VERIFIED they didn’t say we “believe” or “feel.” You should read what you are criticizing before you spew your crap.

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