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Arizona election review reaffirms Biden win

Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden in Arizona's most populous county, a review of results by his allies in the Republican Party has reaffirmed, capping a widely panned effort spurred by Trump's false claims of voter fraud.

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Arizona election review reaffirms Biden win

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  1. Arizona election review reaffirms Biden win

  2. An armed civilian stands as people wait to get to the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  3. People listen in the public section of the gallery inside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  4. Empty seats are seen outside the Senate during the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  5. A person listens outside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  6. Armed civilians stand as people wait to get to the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  7. A billboard is seen as people listen outside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  8. People gather outside Arizona Government building ahead of the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  9. A person waits to get into the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  10. People hold a banner outside the Senate during the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  11. An armed civilian stands as people wait to get to the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  12. People listen outside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  13. People listen outside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  14. People line up to get into the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  15. A woman holds a sign as she waits to get to the Senate chambers for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  16. People use their phones in the public section of the gallery inside the Senate as they wait for the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.

  17. A woman looks on as people gather outside Arizona Government building ahead of the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  18. People listen in the public section of the gallery inside the Senate during the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  19. People watch and listen outside the Senate to the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S., September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  20. People hold flags and placards as they gather outside Arizona Government building ahead of the announcement of interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election in Phoenix, Arizona, September 24, 2021.  REUTERS/Mike Blake

  21. A member of the Maricopa County election audit team Doug Logan, Cyber Ninjas CEO, reacts prior to presenting the interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election to the Senate President and Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee,

  22. Members of the Maricopa County election audit team wait to present their interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election to the Senate President and Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.

  23. Members of the Maricopa County election audit team, Randy Pullen, Senate Audit Spokesperson, Doug Logan, Cyber Ninjas CEO and Ben Cotton, CyFIR Founder, arrive to present their interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election to

  24. Senate President Karen Fann looks on as she waits for the Maricopa County election audit team to present their interim findings from a widely criticized audit of the 2020 election to the Senate President and Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee,

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