Newly uncovered text messages suggest the team behind the widely discredited audit of Arizona’s 2020 election was suspicious of a supposed ally in Pennsylvania.
State Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-Franklin/Adams, is mentioned several times in 2021 communications between Cyber Ninjas CEO Doug Logan and Stefanie Lambert, a key figure in voting machine breaches across the country including Pennsylvania’s Fulton County.
Lambert refers to Mastriano, the commonwealth’s Republican gubernatorial nominee in 2022, as the “one bad one” among Pennsylvania lawmakers showing an interest in the Arizona Senate’s fruitless efforts to prove former President Donald Trump’s claims of widespread voter fraud.
“Mastriano is dirty. I’ll give you the info on the phone,” Lambert told Logan on June 3, 2021. “He seems nice but is dirty.”
“It’s better to know in advance,” she added. “My PA peeps (people) didn’t know until it was too late.”
“That’s problematic,” Logan responded. “He’s spearheading a lot of this.”
The unredacted texts were recently unearthed by The Audit Guys, an indepedent team of nationally recognized data analysts who built software to untangle and organize messages obtained through a public records lawsuit by The…
