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Professor Alan Dershowitz today filed a motion in Arizona Federal District Court seeking to avoid the imposition of sanctions against him in Lake/Finchem v. Hobbs, the voting machine lawsuit dismissed in August. Some fascinating arguments
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Pinal County has released its report detailing why 507 additional ballots were tallied in the statewide recount results released today. The report describes the various discrepancies and concludes as follows: After performing reconciliation of ballots
Continue readingPinal County Releases Report Explaining Recount Ballot Discrepancies
Pinal County has released its report detailing why 507 additional ballots were tallied in the statewide recount results released today. The report describes the various discrepancies and concludes as follows: After performing reconciliation of ballots
Continue readingPinal County Releases Report Explaining Recount Ballot Discrepancies
Today the Arizona Supreme Court held that the Arizona Legislature cannot force charter cities like Tucson to consolidate their elections onto a even year (or “on-cycle”) election system, thwarting the Legislature’s most recent effort to
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This week the Arizona Supreme Court issued its ruling in McKenna v Soto, a candidate nomination challenge from spring 2020. The Supreme Court upheld the trial court’s decision keeping LD3 House candidate Javier Soto on
Early voting for the Presidential Preference Election (PPE) in Arizona began on February 19, 2020, but it seems as if Democratic candidates are suspending their campaigns by the day. Some election officials have recently announced