Maricopa County Officials Finally Admit They Took Orders to Torch Tens of Thousands of Trump Ballots While Counting Illegal Votes for Biden — Hobbs and Bowers Named as the Ones Who Gave the Command

 

By Jonathan Gregory

ARIZONA - October 26, 2026

 

In a late night emergency statement that has already detonated across every pro-Trump channel in the country, the Maricopa County Board of Elections issued a formal apology to President Trump and released what it called "internal contemporaneous notes and sworn statements" from county election workers. Those documents, the board said, allege that then-Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and then-House Speaker Rusty Bowers personally directed staff to destroy tens of thousands of mail-in ballots cast for Trump and to tabulate tens of thousands of ballots from non-citizens for Biden. The board described the instructions as "outcome-determinative" and said the workers had kept quiet for years under threat of retaliation.

 

The same officials further claimed that both Hobbs and Bowers were receiving payments from at least three foreign governments, the Open Society Foundations, and the DNC in exchange for engineering the 2020 result in Arizona's largest county. The statement asserted that the destroyed Trump ballots and the illegally counted non-citizen ballots together exceeded Biden's final certified margin by a wide margin, and that the evidence now in hand came directly from the people who had physical custody of the ballots and the counting machines. County attorneys, the board added, are already preparing referral packages for federal prosecutors.

 

The announcement ended with a blunt demand that both Hobbs and Bowers be taken into custody immediately and that the 2020 Arizona electors be re-examined under the new evidence. "The people who counted the votes have now spoken," the statement concluded. "President Trump won Arizona. The individuals who ordered the opposite result must answer for it."