Ballots

In a Tuesday press conference, Kari Lake made a series of impassioned statements while announcing the launch of what she characterized as "the largest, most extensive ballot chasing operation in our state's history, and frankly, possibly in American history."

Lake is expected to take her case to the Arizona Supreme Court again.

She contends that lack of oversight placed at least 250,000 ballots in questionable circumstances.

A witness in Kari Lake's three-day trial testified that Maricopa County ballot curers and signature reviewers were told to leave early.

"We're going to Court. Get ready!" Lake said.

The court ordered "that the trial court shall forthwith conduct such proceedings as appropriate to resolve" the signature verification allegations raised by Lake.

"None of those audits can catch the type of improper election management that happened in 2020," says director of The Amistad Project Phill Kline.

Since 2015, 222 individuals have informed Maricopa County officials that they were registered to vote but did not have citizenship.

A survey from Rasmussen Reports found that 60% of likely U.S. voters believe it is likely that last year's midterms were affected by cheating.

"If you don't toe the line, this is what happens," Harris said.