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Burk v. Ducey
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Burk v. Ducey, No. CV202001869 (Ariz. Super. Ct., Pinal Cnty.) |
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| Case Summary | Plaintiff, an Arizona voter, alleged that there was a scheme that resulted in the counting of hundreds of thousands of fictitious ballots in Arizona and that Dominion software covered up this scheme. Plaintiff sought an audit and an injunction against transmitting Arizona's results to the electoral college. | |
| Filed | 12/07/2020 | |
| State | Arizona | |
| Type of Court | State | |
| Status | Closed | |
| Last Updated | 05/12/2021 | |
| Issue Tag(s) | Vote-by-Mail (Claim that Mail Voting Leads to Fraud and/or Vote Dilution) Challenge to Voting Machinery/Hardware/Software |
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| Complaint(s) | 12/07/2020: Complaint filed. | |
| Dispositive Ruling(s) | 12/15/2020: Order/Ruling, The court dismissed the case after determining the plaintiff lacked standing - she did not register to vote in the election. | |
Burk v. Ducey, No. CV-20-0349-AP/EL (Ariz. Sup. Ct.) |
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| Case Summary | Appeal from the superior court's dismissal of election challenge for lack of standing. | |
| Filed | 12/16/2020 | |
| State | Arizona | |
| Type of Court | State | |
| Status | Closed | |
| Last Updated | 05/12/2021 | |
| Issue Tag(s) | Vote-by-Mail (Claim that Mail Voting Leads to Fraud and/or Vote Dilution) Challenge to Voting Machinery/Hardware/Software |
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| Dispositive Ruling(s) | 12/16/2020: Appellant Brief, Notice of appeal. | |
| 01/05/2021: Order/Ruling, The Arizona Supreme Court dismissed appellant's election contest because, first, appellant was not a qualified elector under A.R.S. ยง 16-121(A) and, second, failed to file a timely contest that complied with the election challenge statutes. | ||
