Kari Lake's Election Lawsuit Partially Denied by AZ Supreme Court
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The Arizona Supreme Court has denied most of Kari Lake's claims challenging the state's election verification process, except for one claim regarding the signature verification process. Lake lost the 2022 gubernatorial race to now-Gov. Katie Hobbs by roughly 17,000 votes and has been challenging the results in a lawsuit. Despite losing the race, Lake is rumored to have her eye on the state's Senate seat up in 2024 and is committed to becoming Arizona's governor. Reports have also emerged that former President Donald Trump is "strongly" considering Lake as his 2024 running mate.
- AZ Supreme Court denies most but not all of Kari Lake's claims challenging the election verification process Fox News
- Arizona Supreme Court Turns Down Kari Lake’s Appeal in Her Election Lawsuit The New York Times
- Kari Lake Responds to Supreme Court Update: 'Burn it to the Ground' Newsweek
- Kari Lake still expects God (and the state Supreme Court) to make her governor The Arizona Republic
- Arizona Supreme Court approves review of 1 of 7 election claims from Kari Lake Arizona's Family
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