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Kmsbstck's avatar

Great job Jovan and team, grab on like a pit bull and don't let go til we force accountability!!!

Jamie M ES's avatar

Dear Jovan — this is exactly why my Special Action exists, and why it’s different.

What your analysis exposes statistically, I’ve now confirmed contractually.

Every Arizona “audit” after 2020 focused on ballots, machines, or voter rolls. None of them pulled the governing contracts. Not Cyber Ninjas. Not the AG. Not the Legislature. Not in 2020, not in 2022, not in 2024.

I did.

I formally requested and obtained the actual election vendor contracts used in:

• 2020

• 2022

• 2024

When I compared them, I found material errors, inconsistencies, strikethroughs, missing enforcement mechanisms, and no corrective action plan (CAP) triggered after the 2020 election—despite clear contractual and regulatory triggers.

That matters because contracts are the legal authority layer.

Not procedures.

Not press releases.

Not audits.

If the contracts are defective, inconsistently executed, or rolled forward without corrective action, then every downstream election activity is legally compromised, regardless of ballot counts or statistical defenses.

Your work shows how the AG misused the Birthday Paradox to dismiss thousands of anomalies at scale.

My work shows why they avoided the contracts—because that layer would have forced enforcement, audits, and corrective action they did not want to initiate.

Together, this establishes a pattern:

• Statistical excuses used to avoid investigation

• Aggregate anomalies dismissed

• Contract compliance never examined

• Defective contracts reused across election cycles

My Special Action does not ask a court to decide an election or accept probability models. It asks a much narrower—and more dangerous—question for the state:

Did Arizona fail to perform a non-discretionary legal duty by running elections under defective contracts without corrective action after 2020?

No Arizona audit ever asked that question.

No agency answered it.

That’s why this is now in court.

Your statistical work proves the anomalies weren’t coincidence.

The contracts prove the system had no enforced mechanism to catch or correct them.

That’s the missing link.

— Jamie Martin https://

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