Republican lawsuit over Arizona attorney general race struck down
A United States judge ruled that Republican Abraham Hamadeh failed to prove claims about errors in vote counting.
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A United States judge ruled that Republican Abraham Hamadeh failed to prove claims about errors in vote counting.
The Mohave County Superior Court judge ruled from the bench after a three-hour trial.
PHOENIX (AP) — A judge has thrown out Republican Abraham Hamadeh’s challenge of election results in his race against Democrat Kris Mayes for Arizona attorney general, concluding that Hamadeh didn’t prove the errors in vote counting that he had alleged.
A judge has thrown out Republican Abraham Hamadeh's challenge of election results in his race against Democrat Kris Mayes for Arizona attorney general, concluding that Hamadeh didn't prove the errors in vote counting that he had alleged.
Hamadeh's race to become the next attorney general of Arizona has come down to a recount after his opponent, Democrat Kris Mayes, earned just over 500 more votes. Results of the recount are expected to be released on Dec. 29.