While the Arizona Supreme Court dumped most of Lake's challenge of her loss in the race to be governor, it said she should have been able to fight in court about signature verifications.
Howard Fischer PHOENIX — The state's high court has given Kari Lake one last chance to prove that the results of the 2022 gubernatorial election should be overturned.
People are also reading… But Chief Justice Robert Brutinel said Lake should have had a chance to argue to the trial court that Maricopa County used improper procedures to verify the signatures on early ballots. That, Lake argued, allowed votes to be counted even though the signatures did not actually match the voter's registration record as she contends.He said Lake was on notice for months before the election the procedures that the county was using.
Brutinel said Lake first needs to prove that"votes were affected in sufficient numbers to alter the election."
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