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Kari Lake and Arizona State Rep. Are Appealing to SCOTUS to Get Paper Ballots

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First published at 20:28 UTC on May 9th, 2024.

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“Nothing of substance has changed” in our elections since 2020, said Mark Finchem, a former Arizona State Representative who is apart of Kari Lake’s appeal to the Supreme Court to secure elections by going to paper ballots.
For elections to be secured said Finchem, who is running for the Arizona Senate, we have to get completely away from voting software and machines, strictly relying on paper ballots and hand counting.
Finchem sat down with Alex Newman, a senior editor for The New American, at the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA) conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, to discuss strategy for how Americans can take back their country by securing their right to vote.

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