Officials Charged Over Postponing Election Results
November 30, 2023 | Arizona
Two county supervisors in Arizona who stalled certifying mid-term election results have been charged by the state’s attorney general with conspiracy and interfering with an election officer.
In the Nov. 27 indictment filed in the superior court of Arizona, Terry Crosby and Peggy Judd, supervisors in Cochise County, are facing two felony counts for initially refusing to certify the county’s 2022 election results, and face penalties of six months to two-and-a-half years in prison.
The indictment alleges Mr. Crosby and Ms. Judd conspired to delay Cochise County’s vote canvass and knowingly interfered with the secretary of state’s ability to complete a statewide vote canvass by the deadline. At the time, Judge Casey McGinley of the Pima County Superior Court instructed Cochise County’s board of three supervisors to convene and declare the election results official. (Excerpt from The Epoch Times.)
