A new report on one of the many scandals that have been uncovered following the events of the 2020 presidential election reveals that officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, counted about 19,000 presidential ballots that arrived too late to be counted.

The Epoch Times reports that Arizona law requires that to be valid ballots must be received by the county no later than 7 p.m. on election day.

But in 2020, records now confirm, there were more than 20,000 ballots transported from the U.S. Postal Service "after election day," but the county rejected only 934 for being late.

The Times reports the details come from the county's "Early Voting Rejections Summary."

"This means more than 19,000 late, invalid ballots should have been rejected. That is significant because it is enough to potentially sway the results of Arizona's presidential election, which rested with a final tally of Joe Biden winning the state with 10,457 more votes than Donald Trump," the analysis explained.

The summary was just one of the documents that revealed the details about the election that now is known to have been subjected to outside and irregular influences.

For example, Mark Zuckerberg turned over $420 million to various elections officials, purportedly to help with cope with the election during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, many of those officials essentially used the money for get-out-the-vote drives in Democrat strongholds.

A subsequent analysis concluded that likely turned enough voters to change the election winner from President Trump to Joe Biden.

The same conclusion came after a study focused on the fact that legacy and social media corporations suppressed accurate, and damaging, reporting just before the election about the international business schemes of the Biden family, possibly including Joe Biden.