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Kari Lake asks Supreme Court to overturn her loss, let her skip the appeals process - Vimarsana News

Kari Lake asks Supreme Court to overturn her loss, let her skip the appeals process

Kari Lake has — once again — appealed to the Arizona Supreme Court in her bid to overturn her 17,000-vote loss last year that has so far been rejected at

Attorney: Ballot plan would be 'recipe for chaos' - Vimarsana News

Attorney: Ballot plan would be 'recipe for chaos'

PHOENIX – Allowing Arizona counties to decide to do hand-counts of most or even all early ballots cast in would a “recipe for chaos’’ in elections, an attorney told an

Runbeck: We did not use AI in 2022 signature review - Vimarsana News

Runbeck: We did not use AI in 2022 signature review

Even as court challenges to last year’s election results continue to fail and candidates gear up for another election in Arizona, a Republican-led legislative committee continues to give credence to 2022 election conspiracy theories

Kari Lake asks Supreme Court to overturn her loss, let her skip the appeals process - Vimarsana News

Kari Lake asks Supreme Court to overturn her loss, let her skip the appeals process

Kari Lake has — once again — appealed to the Arizona Supreme Court in her bid to overturn her 17,000-vote loss last year that has so far been rejected at every turn because she has failed to produce evidence backing up her bombastic claims of fraud and vote-rigging. 

Election suit from Arizona's Lake leads to sanctions (yes, again) - Vimarsana News

Election suit from Arizona's Lake leads to sanctions (yes, again)

Several Republican election lawsuits were so absurd that they led to court-imposed sanctions. In Arizona, however, it's happened more than once.

Source: msnbc.com