Brian Blehm (Lake attorney) is surprisingly doing a great job | Nick Moseder

Brian Blehm (Lake attorney) is surprisingly doing a great job right now cross examining Ray Valenzuela.

Valenzuela said there were 44,000 early in person voters in Maricopa. These voters do not go through signature verification. By law, they only show their ID. There’s no checking of the signature on file for early in person, because by showing their ID, they are verifying their identity…

So, by adding these 44,000 voters into the database, it reflects as a 0 second signature verification and skews the data. What the county is trying to say is that by having 44,000 early in person ballots included in the same data set, it makes the average time it takes to verify a signature look a lot lower than it actually is…

At first it appeared that the county punctured a massive hole in Lake’s argument.

However, what Brian Blehm just proved is that those 44,000 early in person ballots were not included in the data set… Erich Speckin was smart enough to filter them out. The data reflecting 70,000+ ballots verified in under 2 seconds stands!