Reporter : Li Zhaoxi / Editor : Li Jia / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/12/a102985323.html / Direct translation
Biden’s election in Arizona is in desperate situation. According to the latest report from Maricopa County, as of Tuesday (10th) night, Biden is only ahead in the state. President Trump has 12,813 votes.
According to data from Data Orbital, a data analysis and political consulting firm based in Phoenix, Arizona, Maricopa County’s latest report includes 5,291 votes, of which 56.4% voted for Trump and 41.8% voted for Biden. Pinal County also released its latest results on Tuesday, showing that Trump accounted for 63.3% of the 910 votes counted.
Maricopa County:
Trump – 56.4%
Biden – 41.8%
Total votes counted – 5,291
Ballots left to count in Maricopa – 22456 (~6k provisional)
Statewide margin: 12,813 for Biden#Election2020 #ElectionResults2020 #AZ
— Data Orbital (@Data_Orbital) November 11, 2020
In the Grand Canyon region of the state, there are still about 46,700 ballots uncounted, including 22,400 from Maricopa County.
On Monday, Arizona State Senate Chairman Karen Fann called for an independent analysis of voting data, as more and more people suspected of improper voting and fraud, and independent analysis of voting data can restore residents’ confidence and trust.
Arizona Secretary of State and Democrat Katie Hobbs refused to conduct an independent analysis of the state's voting data. She denied that there was credible evidence of election fraud and accused the request of "unreasonable." She even claimed that doing so would only amplify the voices of people seeking to "undermine our democratic process for political gain."
It is not surprising that Hobbes reacted like this, because she criticized Trump violently before taking office. She claimed that many things that happened at the Trump campaign rally were "sad" and "cheered for stopping Trump's agenda."
The President is on the side of the freaking Nazis. Don’t just say stuff – DO SOMETHING!!! https://t.co/Es9ScskF58
— Katie Hobbs (@katiehobbs) August 12, 2017
Hobbes is not the only Democratic secretary of state responsible for overseeing elections in swing states. Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar is also one. She once claimed that Trump's victory would "greatly weaken the United States and plunge us into a long recession."
In August, Hobbs also wrote to the Arizona Attorney General, requesting an investigation into whether the Trump administration deliberately delayed the delivery of ballots through the postal service.
Despite this, Trump's votes in Arizona are gaining momentum. According to The Arizona Republic, Trump needs 64% of the remaining votes to win the state's 11 electoral votes. Trump has not yet reached this percentage, but in the past three days alone, he has greatly narrowed the vote gap, reducing Biden's lead by 4,100.
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