JUST IN: Arizona Attorney General Nominee Abe Hamadeh Files Election Contest Lawsuit – FILING INCLUDED

Hamadeh is down by 511 votes out of more than 2.5 million ballots cast in his race, and there is an ongoing recount to determine the winner.

The Gateway Pundit reported on Friday that Kari Lake filed a lawsuit to nullify the election for Governor and approve a full audit of signatures and machine failures.

It was revealed by a Runbeck whistleblower in Lake’s filing that HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of ballots did not have any chain of custody documentation.

Hamadeh’s lawsuit names the Recorders and Boards of Supervisors of all fifteen Arizona counties, as well as Katie Hobbs and Kris Mayes.

The lawsuit states, “The Recorders and Boards of Supervisors of the fifteen counties (collectively, the “County Defendants”) have, in at least seven respects, caused the unlawful denial of the franchise to certain qualified electors, erroneously tallied certain ballots, and included for tabulation in the canvass certain illegal votes in connection with the election for the office of Arizona Attorney General.”

On November 8, 2022, at least 50% of the tabulators or printers were not operating on Election Day in Maricopa County.

Republicans waited 4 hours in the Arizona sun to vote in Maricopa county. Thousands were told they could vote at a different precinct after they signed in, which they couldn’t. And tens of thousands were told to dump their ballot into a bin that would be counted later.

Following Election Day, Democrat candidates won more than 50% of the votes despite only recording 17% of the turnout on Election Day. How is this possible?

Far more than 511 Abe Hamadeh voters were disenfranchised and prevented from voting.

Abe Hamadeh shared the following Twitter thread, stating that Maricopa County’s election disaster was “unprecedented and unacceptable.”