Topic: Paper Shortages

A report from Harris County, Texas, details election day anomalies where 23 polling locations ran out of paper, all of which were in Republican strongholds. The segment covers legal hearings regarding mail-in and provisional ballots cast after the 7 p.m. deadline. The GOP leadership in the county suspects these failures were intentional efforts to disenfranchise conservative voters.

Video reports highlight significant issues in Maricopa County, Arizona, where 20% of tabulators were reportedly malfunctioning. In Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, polling places ran out of paper, forcing voters to use provisional ballots or wait for new supplies. Officials like Bill Gates of the Maricopa Board of Supervisors addressed the technical glitches, while voters expressed frustration over potential disenfranchisement.

Ali Alexander and Alex Jones discuss reports of "systematic fraud" in Arizona, specifically targeting red counties where machines are failing or paper is running out. They contrast this with the lack of issues in high-turnout Democratic zones. Alexander vows to return to Arizona if the election is "stolen," referencing the origins of the Stop the Steal movement in 2020.