• Dems deleted Arizona election data before the machines were given to auditors
• the guy who deleted the data was not authorized to access the database
• despite not being authorized, he knew exactly what to delete

Election investigator Matt Vanbibber shared his discoveries from the Maricopa County Elections Department’s public footage. Elections files from the Elections Management Server were deleted before the voting machines were delivered to Senate auditors in compliance with a subpoena. Federal law requires these files to be kept for 22 months.

Maricopa County election Database Administrator Brian Ramirez was granted unauthorized entry to the server room on multiple occasions, and he deleted the files. Ramirez does not have the required credentials to access the server room. However, Vanbibber discovered that he falsely used the identities of individuals who were authorized access.

Vanbibber matched the server room entry logs to the video footage and found Brian Ramirez using others’ cards to access the room.

Vanbibber: "So I went through all this video footage and matched it with the logs. What you see is Brian has Assistant Elections Director Kristi Passarelli’s card in the server room, and he also has Charles Cooley’s badge as well."

Logan: "So, Brian is accessing the server room using the identities and cards of other people."

Maricopa County policies also require two people in the server room whenever someone is using the keyboard video monitor, however, Brian was alone on multiple occasions.