Developing: State Rep. Robert Sutherland Announces Public Hearings on Election Integrity Issues in Washington State

By Jim Hoft
Published July 7, 2021 at 3:07pm
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Washington State Rep. Robert Sutherland traveled to Arizona to visit the forensic audit center in June.

On Monday Sutherland announced public hearings will be held be scheduled regarding election integrity issues in WASHINGTON STATE.

Robert posted his announcement on Facebook earlier this week.
AZ State Senator Wendy Rogers posted this on Telegram on Wednesday.

Washington is one of those states where mail-in voting was implemented and few Republicans have won state-wide office since that time.

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