The Arizona Supreme Court is reviewing only one of the seven claims in former GOP nominee Kari Lake’s lawsuit alleging inaccuracies in the state’s ballot counting process after she lost her 2022 gubernatorial race. …
In the latest development Wednesday, Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled that a lower court had mistakenly thrown out Lake’s claim regarding the signature verification process. On Twitter late Wednesday, Lake said the development was “HUGE.”
At this time, the high court declined to hear any of the other claims challenging the Arizona gubernatorial election results.
[It’s not “huge.” It may be significant for the historical record, but it’s not going to result in a court throwing out the election and ordering a do-over. All this means is that the lower court will need to reconsider arguments on the challenge to the signature verification process. — Ed]
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