There's an ongoing feud between Republicans and Democrats over Arizona's voter data
Arizona Democrats and Republicans are at odds over voter data after Senate President Warren Petersen handed over records from the 2020 election audit to the FBI. The state's Attorney General and Secretary of State are concerned about voter information being shared, while Petersen has accused them of obstruction of justice.
Arizona's top Democrats are clashing with Republican Senate President Warren Petersen over voter data. Petersen handed over records from the 2020 election audit to the FBI as part of their investigation. The audit, conducted by Cyber Ninjas, was widely criticized for its methods. Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes are concerned that the data includes sensitive voter information. They've advised county recorders not to comply with similar subpoenas, prompting Petersen to accuse them of obstruction of justice. The US Attorney for Arizona is now reviewing the matter.
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