During a House hearing Tuesday on the recent 'audit' of the 2020 election results in Arizona conducted by supporters of former President Donald Trump, Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., refused to accept its results showing that Joe Biden won the state.
At the same hearing, two Maricopa County GOP election officials, who oversaw and accepted the results, testified about the threats they and their families have received from Trump supporters for refusing to say the election was stolen.
"I have three daughters," Gates said. "We have been subjected to many threats over the past few months. We have been doxxed. ... We've had phone calls into the Board of Supervisors saying people were going to come slaughter us and our families." "I'd like to see if there's a way that we could resolve this so it comes out well for everyone," Giuliani said in a voicemail to Sellers, which was played at the hearing. "We're all Republicans. I think we all have the same goal."
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