Deep State Panic as FBI Grabs Massive Maricopa Election Files [WATCH]

Federal investigators have obtained election data from Maricopa County, Arizona, as part of an ongoing federal investigation into the administration of the 2024 election, according to journalist John Solomon.

The probe began after a federal grand jury issued a subpoena seeking large volumes of election-related data from the county.

Investigators are reviewing the information as part of a broader effort examining whether state election laws were followed during the election.

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Solomon said the subpoena focuses on data tied specifically to the 2024 election cycle.

“The focus in this grand jury subpoena that went in the last few days to Maricopa County, sees the many gigabytes of election data, is the 2024 election, which is interesting, because President Trump won there,” Solomon said.

The investigation stems in part from observations made by congressional election monitors assigned to voting centers as part of the House Administration Committee’s oversight responsibilities. Each year, the committee sends bipartisan observer teams to monitor election procedures at various locations across the country.

According to Solomon, one of those observer teams reported concerning findings after visiting Maricopa County.

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“But there is a discovery that was made by congressional observers every year the House Administration Committee sends observers, one Democrat, one Republican, to various voting centers,” Solomon said.

Solomon said the bipartisan observer team documented the issue and prepared a report detailing what they observed during their visit.

“One of the teams, the Republican, Democrat team that went to Maricopa County, observed something very disturbing,” Solomon said.

“They took pictures. They wrote a long report.”

The report was later referenced by Rep. Abe Hamadeh in an oversight letter related to election administration concerns in Arizona.

“Congressman Abe Hamadeh hinted at this in an oversight letter recently,” Solomon said.

According to Solomon, the contents of the observers’ report were significant enough to draw the attention of federal investigators.

“The information in that report was so troubling to the FBI,” Solomon said.

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