Republicans’ hyper-partisan review of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results found that President Joe Biden gained 360 votes, according to a leaked report draft.

The results of the monthslong, scandal-ridden election audit in Arizona will be released right before the start of the weekend — a tactic known in politics as a ‘news dump.’

Karen Fann, president of the GOP-led state Senate, called the decision to place the burden on taxpayers a ‘win.’

‘I’m embarrassed listening to my party concoct the most outlandish theories (Chinese ballots!) to avoid accepting the reality: We lost the top two races in Arizona,’ Republican official Stephen Richer wrote.

Former Arizona state Senate President Ken Bennett serves as liaison between the state Senate and the firm running the controversial audit of the state’s 2020 election results.

The House Oversight Committee informed Cyber Ninjas that it is investigating the ‘audit’ it’s conducting for Republicans in the Arizona state Senate.

Maricopa County needs to replace hundreds of voting machines that were tainted by the partisan ‘audit’ being led by Arizona Republicans.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors said it will not reuse hundreds of voting machines subpoenaed by the Arizona Senate.

A new poll found 55% of likely voters don’t support the Republican-forced audit of the state’s 2020 presidential results.

Secretary of State Katie Hobbs says she has ‘grave concerns regarding the security and integrity of these machines’ after the GOP audit and recommended that new machines be purchased.

At least some Republicans in Arizona are admitting the conspiracy theory-fueled recount of millions of ballots in the state is embarrassing.

It’s the latest bad news for the Republican-led audit of 2.1 million ballots cast in Arizona’s 2020 presidential election.

A trio of voting rights groups said they fear ‘ongoing and imminent violations of federal voting and election laws’ in the Republican audit of Arizona’s 2020 election results.

The firm running an audit for Republicans in the state Senate is refusing to make public its procedures — despite an order from a judge.