Kari Lake making Dems desperate in Arizona race

 Red States:

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How desperate are the Democrats at this point in this race? They’re resorting to a tactic that is getting a lot of attention and backlash. The Kari Lake War Room team just busted the Progressive Turnout Project with what they are doing to get out the vote.
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The text message says, “We’re paying Democrats like you $250/week to rally your friends and family to vote.”

Other people also reported getting similar texts.

This person got a $100 offer to “talk” with other Democrats about the election, with no mention of a “week.”
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It’s illegal to pay for votes. It sounds like they’re tripping close to the line, covering themselves with weaselly words. But someone may want to take a look into exactly what’s going on here. You can hire people to work on a campaign but you can’t be giving anything out to anyone for how they vote.
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Kari Lake has run a brilliant campaign and shown the ability of a great trial lawyer in responding to Democrat attacks.  Her response to the "election denier" charge by Democrats was great.  She brought copies of clippings of Democrats denying election results in races they have lost. 

And:

Democrats' Kari Lake mistake

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