Was Arizona Senate race rigged?

 Gateway Pundit:

WATCH: Ruben Gallego Refuses to Answer Questions About His Relationship With Maricopa County’s Top Election Official After His Shocking and Unexplainable Arizona Election ‘Win’ over Kari Lake

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The Gateway Pundit readers know that in 2022, Kari Lake was running as the Trump-endorsed candidate for Governor and led by double digits in the polls leading up to election day.

But the fix was in, and on election day, 60% of the machines in Maricopa County failed to tabulate votes, creating four-hour-long wait times and disenfranchising thousands, if not tens of thousands of voters.

Additionally, hundreds of thousands of ballots with no chain of custody or signature verification ID checks were counted in Lake’s stolen election for Governor.
The people counting the votes also hated Kari Lake, and her opponent, Katie Hobbs, was the top election official in Arizona at the time.

The top election official in Maricopa County, where over 60% of voters reside, even sued Kari Lake for defamation ahead of the 2024 election, which he oversaw. It was recently revealed in court documents that Richer is a self-proclaimed “anti-MAGA” individual whose life mission, in his own words, is to “make life hell for Kari Lake.” How can anybody trust this guy to run a fair election?
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Not only does Richer detest Kari Lake, but he's also neighbors and seemingly friends with Lake's 2024 Senate opponent. Likewise, Ruben Gallego "f*cking hates" Kari Lake and "wants her to die," according to a former Democratic Senate aide.

Soros-backed and cartel-tied Ruben Gallego supposedly beat Kari Lake by over 80,000 votes in the Senate race. Meanwhile, President Trump won the state of Arizona by nearly 190,000 against Kamala Harris.

This makes no sense, especially when you take into account other races in Maricopa County and statewide where Trump or Lake-Endorsed candidates won.
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It seems like Arizona has had some weird elections in recent years.  I think the Trump  DOJ should investigate the alleged rigging of elections in that state.

See also:

Gallego Ducks Questions on Relationship w/ Maricopa Official after Shady Win

'Did he help you fix the vote count in the election with Kari Lake?'

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