Lake runs dry: What is next for much-hyped MAGA star KariLake after Arizona defeat
Lake, who lost by just 0.5 of a percentage point to Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, is planning to sue Arizona’s largest county to overturn her election loss, alleging several voters were unable to vote on Election Day because of problems with ballot machines, sources told Time. The Republican candidate has refused to concede the race more than three weeks after Election Day, claiming these problems unfairly cost her the race.
“People were still able to vote,” said Bill Gates, the chairman of the county’s Board of Supervisors. “It was just a matter of maybe not voting in the way they wanted to.” The Republican candidate spent much of her campaign reiterating claims from former President Donald Trump that mail-in ballots make elections susceptible to voter fraud, specifically causing his loss to President Joe Biden in 2020.
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