Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer filed a claim last year arguing that Lake falsely accused him of “intentionally sabotaging the election” after her 2022 election loss.

In interviews with NBC News over the last few months, some Arizona voters who believe the 2020 election was rigged said they think Kari Lake’s 2022 loss was legitimate.

An amended indictment accused Bankman-Fried of directing two FTX executives to evade contribution limits by donating to Democrats and Republicans and to conceal where the money came from.

The lawsuit asks the court to block the law before it takes effect in September.

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer said he’s faced "violent vitriol" and death threats because of lies spread by Lake, an election denier who lost the 2022 governor's race.

Three of the "principal actors" in the scheme were charged, Attorney General Dana Nessel said.

Bill Gates said in a statement he has sought to tell "the truth about our elections in the face of false information."

From Ohio to Arizona, some of the most prominent far-right candidates who lost key swing races last cycle are gearing up to run again, thinking this time will be different.

Lake's claim challenges the implementation of signature verification procedures on early ballots in Maricopa County, home to more than 60% of the state’s voters.

Arizona’s chief justice directed Lake’s lawyers to pay $2,000 for making “false factual statements to the Court.”

The bill targets the state's largest county, which has become more Democratic in recent years, over problems that arose during last year's election.