The Arizona Supreme Court rules in favor of Kari Lake, forces lower court to look at signature verification issues.
This is a fight that must be waged. Without free and fair elections, nothing else matters. We’re done.
HUGE: AZ Supreme Court Rules In Favor of Kari Lake, Forces Lower Court to Look at Signature Verification Issues
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These boxes behind me represent the 1/4 MILLION Ballots that were rejected on Election Day.
This wasn't an accident. This was the deliberate disenfranchisement of Arizona voters.
And I will NEVER stop fighting to restore their votes.pic.twitter.com/2UaCRjkHC9
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) March 19, 2023
Kari Lake Gets Update From Supreme Court on Her Arizona Election Lawsuit
By: Katherine Fung, Newsweek, March 22, 2023:
The Arizona Supreme Court breathed new life into the election lawsuit of former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake but dismissed most of the Republican’s arguments as insufficient.
On Wednesday, justices on the state’s high court accepted Lake’s argument that lower courts erroneously dismissed her challenge to the application of the signature verification process in the 2022 midterm election. However, the court sided against Lake in six of her seven claims in the suit.
Lake, who’s become a prominent voice in the Republican Party, maintains that voting irregularities and misconduct potentially cost her the election. Her Democratic opponent, Katie Hobbs, had won by more than 17,000 votes and has been in office since January……
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
