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Judge Michael Miller has issued his ruling granting the plaintiffs access to the final databases for the 2006 Primary and General elections, but denying without prejudice wider access to all database files for the election in the possession of Pima County until and unless they are able to demonstrate the wider access will not compromise election security. This means that the mid-year RTA election and the backups made during the multi-day process of counting ballots remain out of reach for now.

The Board of Supervisors has put the release of limited files the court has ordered released on the agenda at their Jan. 8 meeting, which starts at 9 a.m. Board members are slated to discuss whether they will give the files up, or of they will appeal the ruling. Interested parties may want to show up and have a say.

Complete trial coverage after the flip…

Please see the Election Integrity Homepage for complete coverage and the latest news. Bill Risner’s closing arguments for the Democrats: Click To Play The central theme of Democrats’ attorney Bill Risner throughout the trial was that the elections belong to the people, not the government. The people’s political parties have a legitimate role to play … Read more

Please see the Election Integrity Homepage for complete coverage and the latest news. I’m not entirely sure what the county’s purpose was in calling John, but they kept him dangling for days. I have to wonder if some of it was just a way to keep him out of the courtroom most of the time. … Read more