AZ Republicans Tell DOJ Not To Worry About Recount

The transcript discusses the state's recount of votes from the presidential election, highlighting the DOJ's concerns about security and potential violations of federal laws. Officials assure that ballots are secure and voter interviews are non-intimidating. The Republican-controlled Senate approved a private recount of 2.1 million ballots in Maricopa County, where President Biden won by about 10,000 votes.

What was the main concern of the DOJ regarding the recount process?

• The speed of the recount

• The security of the process

• The cost of the recount

• The location of the recount

How did officials ensure the security of the ballots during the recount?

• By counting them multiple times

• By storing them in a secret location

• By guarding them around the clock

• By using electronic voting machines

What did officials say about the interviews conducted with voters?

• They would be mandatory

• They would be confidential

• They would be recorded

• They would not be intimidating

Who approved the private recount of ballots in Maricopa County?

• The state's Democratic-controlled Senate

• The state's Republican-controlled Senate

• The DOJ

• The local election board

By how many votes did President Biden win the state?

• About 20,000 votes

• About 15,000 votes

• About 10,000 votes

• About 5,000 votes