The audit of 2020 election ballots and machines in Arizona’s largest county could go beyond mid-May, an official said on Monday. State Senate President Karen Fann, a Republican, booked the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum through May 14 to conduct the audit, which is reviewing over 2 million ballots cast in Maricopa County in the presidential election, along with 385 tabulators and other machines used last year. Former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett, a Republican tapped by Fann as the audit’s liaison, had expressed confidence that the process would be finished by May 14. But he told The Epoch Times on Monday it could run longer. “There’s no deadline for the audit,” Bennett said. “The goal is not speed; the goal is accuracy and completeness.” The analysis of equipment used in the 2020 election was completed over the weekend. But the review of ballots and other paper materials “might need to be …