What Arizonans can expect from Kari Lake after midterm election

12News political insider Brahm Resnik shares what may happen in the next days and weeks after the Arizona election.

[jefferykeeton]

Are we not going to mention the fact that Katie Hobbs works on a committee that is over the election in Arizona that seems like a giant conflict of interest....

[dawnclabaugh]

Arizona is a HUGE reason people in other states DON’T have confidence in elections. I’m in Indiana … and yeah, very “weird” what goes on in Arizona.

[JackieArmB]

My family checked our voting records on the site where you can track your ballot. The records for at least 2 of my children were totally wrong for several years!

[ddhh]

How does a state elect someone who won't even debate and is incharge of the actual election. It definitely seems like some shenanigans have taken place.

[CrystalClearVisions]

I’d be an “Election denier” too if my opponent was in charge of their own election.

[gardener]

You just proved why people don't trust the media.

[mikyahalbena-yasharal]

My thing is: When there were 614, 000 outstanding votes on 08 Nov 22, Karie Lake was ahead 51% to 48%; more than 700, 000 votes ahead! How does it flip. How is it possible that it appears that she didn’t get single vote, from the 614K of those outstanding votes?!? Yeah, BS.

[anthonyg.]

Lake was up in every poll by 4 points. This smells bad.

[kenvangoe]

Hobbs never pulled away and the margin was 50.4 percent to 49.6 percent so how can they call it when it is obvious there needs to be a recount it's like they purposely kept that margin artificially fixed.

[smallpeopleagainstbiggover]

She should not concede. Let’s have Florida do the recount in AZ!

[patiencefalters]

Don"t leave this fight & bring another vote.

[cotmhg]

HOW THE HECK CAN SOMEONE WIN WITHOUT HAVING A DEBATE WITH OPPONENT?

[eagle]

With only 2% of the vote left to count and Hobbs lead getting a little smaller. Pretty sure this'll go to a recount, that's why she's not conceding.

[hanna]

Please don’t give up!
It’s a well known county for corruption.

[captainjack]

In 1973, France went back to paper ballots and #2 pencils after realizing digital counting machines can compromise voter integrity.
Now, they announce the ballot winner by the end of the Election Day.

[timboslice]

Wow, can they make it any more obvious that they're biased against Kari Lake? Good God. Journalism out the window.

[addbball]

Riddle me this. In comparison to the other AZ races, the total number of votes for Governor were anywhere from 36k to 60k more than the other featured races. Why is that? Were there 36k or more voters who only voted for Governor? Or something else happened? The difference between Hobbs and Lake is less than 18k. It seems like something we should know.

[drewt]

Do you Arizonans think it is normal to take a week to count the remaining ballots? How did the initial ballots not get the same scrutiny as the final ones? Why didn’t Hobbs recuse herself? I would love to see the Democrats who won this election really work hard to restore election integrity. Why wouldn’t they? It would also be good if Maricopa County could get some people who can count a lot faster, maybe some of the new Californians can show them how. Maricopa is woke, Arizona will be broke.

[mr.s]

Slander her all you want, we're all just as suspicious as she is and we've every right to be. There had better be a full audit.

[nlitenurmind]

"We have a lot of anecdotal inputs, a lot of anomalies that people are reporting wherein they showed up to vote, they were turned away, went elsewhere to vote, and in some cases went to three locations to try to vote, and they were turned away, so this is very, very troubling."