I take questioning elections seriously.

I don't believe it should be done unnecessarily.

It's an important thing to raise questions,

to raise doubt, to cast doubt on elections.

We have to have faith in the election process.

We have to have faith in the system.

But what happened in Arizona deserves to be questioned.

Even Mayor Copa County election officials have admitted

that at least 60 voting locations experienced issues

with their ballot-on-demand printers.

The Attorney General's Office also has concerns

because they launched an investigation into a series of complaints

and raising questions if Mayor Copa County complied

with Arizona election law.

Instead of being truthful,

and instead of trying to answer questions,

it looks like Mayor Copa County's leaders are just trying to cover things up.

I mean, listen to what Mayor Copa County Board of Supervisors chairman Bill Gates had to say.

Hi, I'm Bill Gates and I'm chairman of the Mayor Copa County Board of Supervisors.

And I want to talk to you today about voter suppression.

Unfortunately, that phrase has been thrown around in our county since election day.

People have claimed that there was voter suppression

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