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Evidence of 2020 Election Problems Still Piling up - 633k Voter Registration Files Compromised in Just 1 County, New Docs Show

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Evidence of 2020 Election Problems Still Piling up - 633k Voter Registration Files Compromised in Just 1 County, New Docs Show

A hacker managed to steal 633,000 voter registration files in the swing state of Arizona before the 2020 election, newly declassified documents from the White House allege.

Yet, despite the massive breach, both local and federal prosecutors declined to bring charges against the man under President Joe Biden’s administration, according to Just the News.

But remember: Safest and securest election in American history!

According to the Thursday report by John Solomon and Steven Richards, Department of Justice Files found that the individual used a computer script to “scrape” the voter registration files of Maricopa County, home to Phoenix and Arizona’s most populous county.

This included 930 individuals whose files contained “sensitive voter information like domestic violence victims, judges and law enforcement officers,” according to FBI case files.

However, despite the fact that the FBI coaxed an admission from the hacker behind it, no charges were filed.

“The FBI spent significant resources solving this cybercrime,” FBI Director Kash Patel wrote in a letter earlier this week.

“The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, the........

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