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Dropbox Collection (2020) | |||
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The [https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/2025-06/2020_General_Election_Investigation_Summary.pdf Arizona Attorney General's Office's 2020 General Election Investigation] report did not reference any oversight entities during its investigation of | |||
There is no documentation to support or refute the existence of an oversight entity, which is why this potential governance gap was rolled up to this Attribute, which is an overview of Principle 2. | |||
For clarification, the Arizona Attorney General's Office is not considered an oversight entity. Their purpose was to investigate for criminal activities. Hence, many of the open items in their report were left unresolved because the issues were noteworthy investigative facts but did not identify a crime. | For clarification, the Arizona Attorney General's Office is not considered an oversight entity. Their purpose was to investigate for criminal activities. Hence, many of the open items in their report were left unresolved because the issues were noteworthy investigative facts but did not identify a crime. | ||
Potential Governance | Potential Governance Gap: | ||
Contrary to the Green Book, no entity was identified as being an oversight body for county election-related activities. There is a pattern of recurring deviations from | |||
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Control Environment
Principle 2 - Exercise Oversight Responsibility
Attribute 2.01 - The oversight body should oversee the entity's internal control system.
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The following attributes contribute to the design, implementation, and operating effectiveness of this principle:
- Oversight Structure
- Oversight for the Internal Control System
- Input for Remediation of Deficiencies
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Election Anomalies
Dropbox Collection (2020)
The Arizona Attorney General's Office's 2020 General Election Investigation report did not reference any oversight entities during its investigation of
There is no documentation to support or refute the existence of an oversight entity, which is why this potential governance gap was rolled up to this Attribute, which is an overview of Principle 2.
For clarification, the Arizona Attorney General's Office is not considered an oversight entity. Their purpose was to investigate for criminal activities. Hence, many of the open items in their report were left unresolved because the issues were noteworthy investigative facts but did not identify a crime.
Potential Governance Gap:
Contrary to the Green Book, no entity was identified as being an oversight body for county election-related activities. There is a pattern of recurring deviations from
