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The Arizona Republican Party is offering up to two $50,000 rewards for information about, or evidence of, vote buying in the current 2022 Arizona primary election. The rewards are available if the evidence provided leads to an arrest and conviction.
Although no one in modern history has been convicted of vote buying in Arizona, “Key Native American leaders working with the Biden campaign” were accused of buying “tribal members and associates Visa gift cards, jewelry, and other ‘swag’ to vote in the presidential election,” according to the Washington Examiner.
Several videos captured the exchanges and were used by the Trump campaign’s effort to challenge Nevada’s vote.
“The Native American vote was credited for pushing Biden over the victory line in some states such as Nevada and Arizona.” liberal CNN commentator Van Jones said on-air, “The Native American community played a tremendous role.” He added, “They are responsible for the victory,” reported AP News.
Just this week, the Epoch Times reported on the guilty pleas entered by two officials in Amite City, Louisiana. According to the story, “former Amite City Police Chief Jerry Trabona, 72, and current Amite City Council member Kristian “Kris” Hart, 49, pleaded guilty to conspiring to pay and offering to pay voters residing in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, for voting in the 2016 primary and general election.”
The Arizona Republican Party claims that “vote-buying is generally accomplished by the voter completing their mail-in ballot in front of the vote-buyer. The voter then gives the buyer their completed ballot and signed ballot return envelope.” The Party cites the movie “2,000 Mules” by Dinesh D’Souza, as the source for its suspicions ‘that the primary source of the trafficked ballots was vote-buying.” D’Souza claimed that there was significant ballot trafficking during the 2020 Presidential Election.
“We are specifically seeking information on/evidence of violations of Arizona Revised Statute (ARS) 16-1006: Changing vote of elector by corrupt means or inducement; classification. Violations of ARS 16-1006 are a class 5 felony,” the Party says in its press release.
Anyone with evidence is asked to send it VoteBuyingReward@azgop.org. There is a limit of 2 rewards and a maximum of one reward per person “Relator.”
AZGOP terms for information/evidence:
The reward is payable to the first Relator to relate the information/evidence that leads to the arrest and conviction to the RPAZ as long as the RPAZ can verify that the Relator is the original source of the information/evidence and subject to the terms and conditions in this document.
Rewards are payable only to natural persons and organizations to whom payment of a reward is not prohibited by applicable law.
If a group submits the information/evidence, then the group should designate a single person to receive the reward. If no recipient is designated or more than one recipient is designated, the RPAZ may use its discretion in determining who shall receive the reward. The one reward per person restriction also applies to groups.
The reward shall be available for reports that lead to charges prior to 12/31/22 and convictions prior to 12/31/23. Once charges are brought it shall be the Relator’s obligation to inform the RPAZ using the email contact information above. The Relator shall also have the obligation to notify the RPAZ of any conviction.
Upon conviction, the Relator must contact VoteBuyingReward@azgop.org within 30 days to claim the reward. The relator should attach proof of conviction.
Relator understands that the RPAZ may submit any information/evidence received to law enforcement. Relator is strongly encouraged to also submit such information/evidence to law enforcement directly.
Relator agrees that the RPAZ shall not be liable for any injury or damages of any sort Relator suffers in any way related to obtaining or providing the information/evidence. The relator shall defend, release, indemnify, and hold harmless the RPAZ from any such claims.
Relator agrees to familiarize themselves and follow all applicable federal and state laws and obtain legal counsel for assistance in understanding these laws if necessary.
The payment of rewards is entirely within the discretion of the RPAZ and all applicable laws and requests by law enforcement. The RPAZ’s determination as to whether a reward is payable is final. This document and any related oral or written statements do not create a contract between Relator and the RPAZ.
These terms are subject to change by the RPAZ at any time. However subsequent oral or written statements by any of the RPAZ’s officers or employees shall not modify these terms unless (1) the statement is in writing (2) the statement expressly indicates that it is modifying these terms and (3) the statement is signed by the Chair of the RPAZ or counsel for the RPAZ.
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