Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s lawsuit challenging the result of the November election has hit a series of roadblocks in the courts. The latest setback arrived yesterday when a county judge threw out eight of the ten counts that Lake claims demonstrate that electoral malfeasance led to Secretary of State Katie Hobbs being declared the winner. Two of the claims were allowed to move forward, however, and they are among the most serious charges being presented. Lake is hoping to demonstrate that “intentional interference” by election officials resulted in the mysterious failure of so many voting machines in Maricopa County. She will also be able to attempt to show that some mail-in ballots were improperly added by a county contractor, leading to an erroneous result. (Associated Press)Read More
Parts of Kari Lake’s lawsuit move forward
