The Republican serving as liaison between the Arizona state Senate and the private company conducting a partisan ballot review said Wednesday that he intended to resign, then walked it back.
said Wednesday that he intended to resign, then walked it back.
Bennett, who has been the public face of the review, was first barred from entering the audit site Friday after he shared some results with outside election experts, according to. Those experts told the paper that what they reviewed indicated the auditors' vote tally was in line with the results reported by the county.
"At this point, we do not need a Senate liaison on site since all data gathered will now be taken to the auditors labs for analysis," she said."After the auditors have submitted their draft report, Ken will be part of this process as the authorized Senate liaison. Ken and the entire Senate team will have full access to all the core audit data to verify their findings.
In his Wednesday morning interview, Bennett said he was"appreciative" of Fann's statement indicating he would play a role in drafting the final report,"but I’ve got to have access to the source data and everything that will be the building blocks to that final report."
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