An evidentiary hearing is about to begin in Arizona's Maricopa County in a suit involving the debunk

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7. They're stupid argument goes like this

The Sharpie bled through the paper and that caused the ballots not to be read by the machine they're fed through. That's their nonsense allegation. Another issue is a lot of people noticed on the website to check the status of your vote that it said cancelled. Well this is because a lot of people are signed up for the permanent early voting list and didn't realize that when you're signed up for that and you go vote in-person they cancel the vote that was mailed to you. So the combination of bleeding Sharpie and the cancelled votes equals fraud.
I live in Phoenix and I screwed up and I moved and I forgot to change my residential address. Well I did it two days before the deadline. So I actually got mailed two ballots as my mailing address has been a PO box for a while. So when I go online and look at my vote I have one that's says cancelled and then one that says accepted. The system automatically cancelled the first one because of my address change.