'Still In the Fight': Kari Lake Announces Formation of Legal Team, Vows to Contest Election Results

Ryan Ledendecker : Nov 18, 2022
PJ Media

"When we called for Katie Hobbs to recuse herself a year ago, they ridiculed us. It turns out we were right. The fox was guarding the henhouse, and because of that, voters have been disenfranchised..." -Kari Lake

[PJMedia.com] With thin margins, most major decision desks have called the Arizona gubernatorial race in favor of Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, but Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake announced Thursday morning that she's not yet ready to concede. (Screengrab image)

In a video message posted to her Twitter account, captioned with "Arizona, we are still in the fight," Lake addressed what she described as a "broken election system" and vowed to continue to fight to prove that something seems to have gone terribly wrong.

"When we called for Katie Hobbs to recuse herself a year ago, they ridiculed us. It turns out we were right. The fox was guarding the henhouse, and because of that, voters have been disenfranchised," Lake said.

She also addressed the "printer settings" malfunctions on the tabulation machines that affected roughly 20% of polling places in Maricopa County, as Fox 10 Phoenix reported. Lake said she tried to get rid of all electronic voting equipment long before the 2022 midterms.

"When we raised concerns and I filed a lawsuit months ago to get rid of the electronic voting machines, they said we were crazy. Well, it turns out we were right. On election day, nearly half of all polling locations had problems with tabulating machines and printers," Lake said.

"Now I'm busy here collecting evidence and data. Rest assured, I have assembled the best and brightest legal team and we are exploring every avenue to correct the many wrongs that have been done this past week," Lake continued. "I'm doing everything in my power to right these wrongs."

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