A probe into Election Day printer issues found no reason that officials should have anticipated the problems ahead of time.
Among the issues that she pointed to were the problems with ballot printers that impacted voters in Maricopa County, which led to long lines for many and widespread confusion. Reports indicated that the printers produced ballots that were too light to be properly tabulated by other machines on hand.
Then-Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake speaks to the media after voting on November 8, 2022, in Phoenix, Arizona. Lake, who has still not accepted her loss to a Democrat five months ago, has denounced the outcome of an investigation into issues with the state's ballot printers on Election Day."But nothing we learned in our interviews or document reviews gave any clear indication that the problems should have been anticipated," the report stated.
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