Pennsylvania counties are still mired in dubious election “audits,” and new disinformation about 2020 voting machines is circulating ahead of the midterms.
The reason for the blurry scans was probably simple, Allegheny County’s elections manager, David Voye, told Councilman Sam DeMarco, who asked for an explanation of the blurry ballots “before this thing takes off.”
Allegheny County officials revealed to The Daily Beast that they don’t know who commissioned the “report” in question. “It was not authorized by the county,” Allegheny County communications director Amie Downs told The Daily Beast, adding that “we do not believe the claims to be accurate.” It’s not even clear who commissioned the report. Its author, Erich Speckin, claimed, “I have been asked to review scans and ballot count sheets from the November 2020 election in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.” But an attorney representing Speckin did not answer questions about who asked Speckin to review the scanned ballots. She noted that the scans were obtained legally, through a Pennsylvania “Right To Know” request.
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