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Kari Lake leads his electoral fight before the Supreme Court of Arizona

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Former Arizona Republican candidate Kari Lake is filing an election integrity lawsuit in the Arizona Supreme Court, asking them to review her challenge to the state’s 2022 gubernatorial election .

Lake lost the race to Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs by just over 17,000 votes.

Maricopa County

Lake has always maintained that the results were wrong because of issues with ballot printers at some polling stations in Maricopa County.

The former candidate has been a strong supporter of Donald Trump’s yet-to-be-proven allegations of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

This fight for electoral integrity has spread to his own race.

Lawyers for Lake insist that “public confidence in the election is at rock bottom” and “confidence must be restored” by granting “a review to correct this manifest error.”

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Kari Lake’s election fight goes to Arizona Supreme Court

Lake’s legal filing argues that technical issues in Maricopa County disenfranchised Republican voters and that the chain of custody of those ballots in question was broken at an offsite facility.

Lower courts have consistently dismissed Lakes’ challenge to the election results, which his appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court says is a genuine admission that “Arizona’s election laws don’t matter.”

THE Associated Press Reports that despite electoral integrity lawsuits within four months of her loss, “courts have found that she presented no evidence that voters whose ballots were unreadable by tabulators at polling stations vote were unable to vote”.

The AP admits that “faulty printers produced ballots that were too light to be read by on-site tabulators at polling places,” but county officials insisted the votes were properly recorded in them. leading to “more sophisticated counters in the Elections Department”. Headquarter.”

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Poll suggests Republican voters don’t support claims

A research firm known as OH Predictive Insights recently asked a sample of registered voters in Arizona their thoughts on the gubernatorial election results.

Three-quarters of all respondents, including a majority of Republican voters (58 percent), agreed with the following statement:

“Although the election did not go perfectly, there is no credible evidence of voter fraud widespread enough to have changed the outcome of the election.”

Hobbs, meanwhile, is one of several high-level Arizona politicians and officials to be accused of receiving bribes of the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel.

The Sinaloa Cartel is considered one of the most powerful and deadly drug cartels in the world.

Hobbs denied the allegations saying she hopes those responsible “will be held accountable”.

Kari Lake, while not accepting the outcome of the Arizona governor’s race, teased a possible Senate race in the future, according to the New York Times.

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