Democrats Petition DOJ To Stop Forensic Audit Of 2020 Election, Cyber Ninjas Operating

It's being called the most transparent audit in U.S history as the company overseeing Arizona's forensic audit of 2.1 million ballots has released it's operational procedures.

Cyber Ninjas just made public the most detailed explanation yet of the route that every Maricopa County ballot will take during the audit.

The move comes after Judge Daniel Martin ordered the firm to release it's policies to ensure voter privacy and ballot secrecy were being protected.

Cyber Ninjas opted not to appeal his decision and released the 191 pages detailing their process.

In a statement Cyber Ninjas said that its goal “is for the public to be able to read the documents themselves and see that the process and the procedures are sound.” the company said it was releasing it as part of “ongoing efforts to be transparent” and urged media outlets to publish links to the documents so they can be easily accessed.

The three documents cover procedures for hand-recounting, collecting and handling digital evidence, and securing the county ballots and tabulation machines.

In addition, Cyber Ninjas has allowed the press access inside the Arizona Memorial Coliseum - where the audit is being conducted - and has 9 cameras that are being livestreamed at azaudit.org, so anyone who wishes to watch is able to do so.

The democrats are working hard to halt the audit. Most recently a trio of left wing election groups wrote a letter to the DOJ asking them to put a stop to the audit.

This after the democrats were rejected by the original judge on the case, the Arizona state Attorney General, and Judge Martin - who is currently overseeing the audit.

Officials and election workers have been counting ballots now for over five days. At least 100,000 ballots have been inspected so far.