Cybersecurity expert exposes illegal machine configurations in Maricopa County’s election. Maricopa County, Arizona is once again in the spotlight as cybersecurity expert Clay Parikh testifies regarding Election Day machine failures. The potential misconduct within the county’s election system raises concerns on voter disenfranchisement and election integrity. The mounting evidence sheds light on the urgent need for transparency and thorough investigation.
In an interview with The Gateway Pundit, cybersecurity expert and voting machine tester Clay Parikh discussed the Kari Lake lawsuit and new video evidence of illegal machine configurations causing widespread voting machine failures in Maricopa County. Parikh, who testified under oath in the trial, explained that nearly half of the sample ballots he inspected were printed with the wrong dimensions, causing tabulators to fail during the election. Maricopa County Election Director Scott Jarrett provided conflicting testimony, and Parikh believes it contradicts the findings in the official investigation report.
New footage shows Maricopa County employees reprogramming voting machines in violation of official testing procedures. Notably, they took place after the statutory Logic and Accuracy testing without following proper protocol. Further evidence found in system logs suggests improper software versions were installed on the machines.
Kari Lake’s legal team has filed a Notice of Appeal against recent rulings, indicating their intention to fight the case up to the United States Supreme Court. Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs has certified the voting equipment, despite the questionable procedures and changes to firmware. Parikh confirmed that more video
