GOP Candidate's Election Challenge in Arizona AG Race Receives New Life Following Ballot Review

An Arizona judge has ordered oral arguments for next month in Republican Abe Hamadeh’s election challenge of Democrat Kris Mayes’ win in the state’s attorney general race.

Mayes defeated Hamadeh by just 280 votes of the more than 2.5 million cast in November’s midterm election, the Arizona Capitol Times reported.

Following the certification of Mayes as the winner in December by 511 votes, a mandatory hand recount in Pinal County, southeast of Phoenix, determined 507 ballots had not been counted due to vote tabulator machine and human error.

Prior to this discovery, Superior Court Judge Lee Jantzen had ruled against Hamadeh, concluding the evidence he presented did not “overcome the presumption that the election was done correctly,” The Hill reported.

After the revelation of uncounted ballots in Pinal County, Hamadeh’s legal team and the Republican National Committee submitted a motion for retrial.

“Contestants simply ask that we be given the opportunity to apply the Pinal County process across the board to conduct a physical inspection and hand count of ballots that — if the Pinal County issue repeats itself anywhere else in the State — could be outcome determinative in this election,” the motion read.

Jantzen set a May 16 hearing date for oral arguments regarding a new trial.

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https://www.westernjournal.com/gop-candidates-election-challenge-arizona-ag-race-receives-new-life-following-ballot-review/

h/t https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/1648387150726180864

Collin Rugg @CollinRugg

NEW:

Tennessee Rep. Justin Jones carries a baby casket around the Tennessee state Capitol.

American politics is nothing more than professional acting.

Jones sees a unique opportunity to use dead children as a prop to further his popularity and political career so he is making the most of it.

Despicable.

12:27 PM · Apr 18, 2023

https://twitter.com/CollinRugg/status/1648362565830078466

>>18715209

>Richard Blum Met Dianne Feinstein in 1977 Through San Francisco Politics

Were they Introduced to each other by Peoples Temple leader Jim Jones?

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Jim Jones, Power Broker for Feinstein, Pelosi & Others

Jones, who founded the Peoples’ Temple, was a power broker in San Francisco in the 1970s. His group controlled the Bay Area and demanded unwavering loyalty from anyone who sought political office. George Moscone, Willie Brown, Diane Feinstein and Nancy Pelosi were some of the leaders of this group. Pelosi had become the state Democratic Party chairman for northern California and came from the city of San Francisco.

In 1976, Assemblyman Willie Brown, later the longtime speaker of that body, compared Jones to Martin Luther King, Angela Davis, Albert Einstein, and Chairman Mao in an introduction. It was meant to be a compliment.

That same year, Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter’s vice-presidential candidate, met personally with Jones. So did Jimmy Carter’s wife, Rosalynn. San Francisco mayor George Moscone, later assassinated in 1978, even appointed him to San Francisco’s housing commission.

Dianne Feinstein joined the rest of the San Francisco board of supervisors in honoring Jones “in recognition of his guidance and inspiration” in furthering “humanitarian programs.”

There is no clear evidence any of these leaders ever rejected Jim Jones and his communist cult. …

https://www.independentsentinel.com/remember-jim-jones-pelosi-says-san-fran-values-are-what-were-about/

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>>18715740

Welcome.

Was that the one you wanted?

Keyword I used to look was COVID

and since I had this aonon's hint,

>>18715649

>4400 ish post

I stated reading posts there