Posted BY: Bill | NwoReport

The Arizona Senate Elections Committee yesterday passed a Senate Concurrent Resolution setting official requirements for the use of electronic voting machines in the state.As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Elections Committee heard

bombshell testimony in the “Elections Mechanics, Part 3″ presentation

and voted on a number of election integrity bills.

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State Senators stayed in committee from 2 pm until 9 pm on Monday to consider these critical agenda items.

The strike everything amendment to State Senator Anthony Kern’s SCR1037 set official requirements for the voting machines to require all levels of production to occur in the United States, making source code available to the public, and requiring the Secretary of State to post ballot images, a chain of custody documents, and log files on their website within 24 hours after polls close.

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