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Officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, said Monday that the state s most populous county will replace the voting equipment that was turned over to private contractors for an audit of the 2020 election.The Republican-led state Senate took control of the county s 2.1 million ballots and voting equipment by subpoena earlier this year. In May, Arizona s Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs urged the county  not to redeploy any of the subpoenaed machines that it turned over to the Senate in any future elections  because it s not clear what procedures were in place  to ensure physical security and proper chain of custody. Maricopa County attorneys said Monday that the Republican-dominated county Board of Supervisors shares Hobbs  concerns. It is not clear at this point how much it may cost to replace the machi stanley cup nes or who will pay for the replacements.                                         The voters of Maricopa County can rest assured, the County will never use equipment that could pose a risk to free and fair elections,  Maricopa County said in a statement.  As a result, the County will not use the subpoenaed equipment in any future elections. Senate Republicans hired several firms to conduct the audit. It was led by Cyber Ninjas, whose founder has promoted election conspiracy theories. Independent election experts have ra stanley cup ised concerns about the procedures that were in place during the audit.        Early in the  stanley cup process workers were using UV lights to check for watermarks on Naio Calendar: Week of March 4
As soon as the ground started shaking, journalists and residents in the Anchorage, Alaska area grabbed their phones and started sharing shocking photos and videos of Friday s 7.0 magnitude earthquakeand the damage left in its wake.The U.S. Geological Survey says the earthquake struck at 8:29 a.m. local time  12:29 p.m. EST  and was centered about 7 miles north of Alaska s largest city. A 5.8 magnitude aftershock hit about six minutes later.Heather Hintze, a reporter/photographer forCBS affiliate KTVA-TV, was on the 6th floor of the Nesbett Courthouse when the earthquake hit. For more than a minute, she captured the event for Twitter as terrified people got under their desks and debris fell from the ceiling.                                        Gasps of  oh my god  and  it s OK  and heavy breathing can be heard as the shaking goes on for what must have seemed like an eternity.    This is what happened on the 6th floor of the Nesbett Courthouse during the Anchorage  earthquake.  Both attorneys jumped under their desks. Evacuated the b air max 1 uilding after the shaking stopped. pic.twitter/dqHGPCv6XOmdas hoka h; Heather Hintze  @HeatherHintze  November 30, 2018  After the shaking stopped, Hintze moved to the first floor as the courthouse was being evacuated. That s when a major aftershock struck, setting off all of the metal detectors.    On the first floor jordan  for the second earthquake. The metal detectors all go off at the same time when the earth is moving, guard explained. Several new crack