Judge Makes Massive Ruling On Arizona Election Lawsuit

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I'm your host, Carmine Sabia. And we got a hot story for you today coming out of Arizona

A lot of big things happening in Arizona with the elections and the courts

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OK, an Arizona judge, a superior court judge, has dismissed a case

brought by Republican Abe Hamada, who is campaigning to be the next attorney general

It gets very complicated. See, he only lost by a little over 500 votes in a statewide election

So what the judge said was because the election has not been certified yet

he can't bring the case because the election results are not official. However, the Republican National Committee is involved in this case with him

and also as a plaintiff. Once the election results are certified, because the Republican

National Committee is not part of the Arizona electorate, they can't join the lawsuit

What that means is he's not going to be able to ask for as many things

in terms of documentation and evidence and things of that nature and records

because it's a different kind of case at that point. So he does apparently intend on bringing this case

after the election is certified. Now, here's where it gets even more complicated

Who certifies the election in Arizona? Katie Hobbs. Katie Hobbs is the current secretary of state who has apparently defeated

Carrie Lake for governor, although Carrie Lake contends that she was not defeated

and she's demanding a recount. She's taken the case to court. And so it's just a hot mess coming out of Maricopa County and Arizona

Now, the attorney for the attorney general, who were the person who won to be the new attorney general, the Democrat candidate

you know, was kind of bragging about this and saying it was the correct decision. But you're talking about five hundred and ten votes

So what does that do? Well, by Arizona law, a margin that razor thin triggers an automatic recount

And five hundred and ten votes is not a lot of ground to make up if anything was miscounted, counted incorrectly

As you see, a lot of times that these recounts, votes can really move one way or the other

So it's going to be super interesting to see. It's also a wonder that if he's that close, how's Carrie Lake not that close

How's Carrie Lake down by thousands? That kind of seems weird, doesn't it

Like, how did that happen? People didn't vote a straight Republican ticket. Did Carrie Lake turn off that many voters that they voted for a Democrat

for governor, but a Republican for attorney general? Were they paying that close of attention

Maybe we don't give the voters enough credit for how much they really look into each issue

I don't know. I don't know. But I think questions have to be answered

I think court is the appropriate place for it. And, you know, I don't know the law enough to know if this is a correct decision

by the judge or not, but we're going to see what these recounts in these court cases, exactly what's going to happen

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