The 2022 midterm "election that never ends" in Arizona is still managing to stir up controversies even after the deadline for certifying the election passed yesterday
- Mohave County, located in the northwestern corner of the state, is far less densely populated than Maricopa County, but their Board of Supervisors raised eyebrows last night when two of the members voted to certify the election results but only did so "under duress" after they were threatened with jail time if they failed to vote "aye" during the roll call.
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs sued a Republican-controlled county after it refused to certify its election results by the state's statutory deadline
- The massive failures of the voting machines on election day clearly require a full investigation, but the far more pressing issue is what Arizona can possibly do to fix its electoral process before 2024 so this sort of debacle doesn't happen again.
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