The audit commissioned by the Republicans in Arizona confirms the triumph of Biden and rules out that there was fraud

The audit commissioned by the Republican Party in Arizona confirms that there was no electoral fraud and confirms Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump in the state in the November 2020 presidential elections, according to the preliminary report.

The review of the 2.1 million votes cast in Maricopa County, the largest in the state, endorse the results and endorse Biden as the winner, according to the draft whose copy was obtained by KPNX, an affiliate of NBC, Telemundo's sister network.

The preliminary document drafted by Cyber ​​Ninjas, the cybersecurity firm tasked with conducting the audit, "confirms that the county's scrutiny of the 2020 general election was accurate and that candidates certified as winners did indeed win," it tweeted Thursday. Maricopa County at night.

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Biden won with 49.36% of the vote, while Trump got 49.06%.

With this result, the Democrats won in Arizona for the first time in decades.

But the little more than 10,000 ballots of difference between the two candidates fueled the ex-president's accusations of fraud.

According to KPNX, the review extends Biden's margin of victory by 360 votes.

To this day, Trump has yet to acknowledge Biden's victory.

Asked about the draft, the president of the Arizona Senate, Karen Fann, one of the Republicans who ordered the review of the election results, limited herself to saying: "We will all find out tomorrow [by Friday]" about the content of the report whenever public.

However, he pointed out that "there is a lot of information that everyone needs to see."

The chairman of the Maricopa Board of Supervisors, Jack Sellers, stressed that "the results reflect the will of the voters."

"It is not necessary to delve into the draft to confirm what I already knew: candidates certified by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, the governor, the secretary of state and the attorney general won," he said in a statement.

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"This means that the tabulation teams counted the ballots as they were designed [to do] and the results reflect the will of the voters. This should be the end of the story. Everything else is just noise," he added.