Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Brutinel called out Democrat Secretary of State Katie Hobbs for a deficient online petition circulator portal program in a recent court decision that preceded her ballot fiasco last week.
On October 19, the Associated Press reported that up to 6,000 faulty ballots that only listed federal races were sent to voters under Hobbs’ watch due to a “voter registration error.” Hobbs, who previously called Trump’s base “neo-nazi [sic],” asserted that affected voters would soon receive complete ballots.
The substantial error came months after the state supreme vourt blasted Hobbs for her office’s deficient petition circulator portal that took center stage in three challenges to petitions earlier this year, as the Arizona Independent noted in August.
