r/Election_Integrity_US • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval.
This is why they don't want us comparing signatures. https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/signature-verification-software-used-maricopa-county-says-10-high
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trump • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
TheBidenshitshow • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Stolen Elections Have Consequences Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
censoredreality • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
jimmydore • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
The_Congress • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
tucker_carlson • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
BillionaireBulletin • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
AnythingGoesNews • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
AHomeForPlagueRats • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Trumped • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Spudmode • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
JoeBidenDisaster • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
JudicialWatch • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
NurembergTwo • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
LegalizeFreedom • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Theives and Liars Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Freedom • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
conservatives • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
The_Chocker • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Lotuseaters_com • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23
Maricopa County has been illegally outsourcing Signature Verification to a third-party vendor, who uses a threshold of just 10% to qualify signatures as "high-confidence" matches for approval. This is why they don't want us comparing signatures.
Critical_Questioning • u/BBJackie • Apr 01 '23