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By Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit, November 21, 2022

Jim Hoft is the founder and editor of The Gateway Pundit, one of the top conservative news outlets in America. Jim was awarded the Reed Irvine Accuracy in Media Award in 2013 and is the proud recipient of the Breitbart Award for Excellence in Online Journalism from the Americans for Prosperity Foundation in May 2016.

Update…

NOW THREE Arizona Counties will hold off on certifying the highly suspect 2022 midterm elections in the state.

Seth Keshel posted this on Truth Social.

Mohave, Gila, Conchise, and Yavapai counties have refused to certify the suspect election!

There are only 15 counties in the state.

Update: We are hearing different reports on Gila County. We will update when we get more info.

* * * * * * * * *

From our earlier report–

Mohave County joined Cochise County in holding off on their certification.

Arizona GOP Chair Kelli Ward tweeted this out Monday on Mohave County’s decision to delay their certification.

The Cochise County Board in southeast Arizona delayed the certification of the suspect midterm elections on Friday.

Republicans in the state had 72% of the turnout on election day. Democrats had only a 17% turnout. But for some reason, the remaining ballots after election day broke even between the two parties – despite Republicans holding strong leads in the polls.

BREAKING: At Least THREE ARIZONA COUNTIES Delay Certification of the Tainted 2022 Midterm Election … by Jim Hoft

COVID Amnesty for Bishops? by John M. Grondelski

Strong-State Federalism Is The Best Path Forward Right Now For The GOP (And The Country), by Elle Purnell

By Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit, November 21, 2022

NOW THREE Arizona Counties will hold off on certifying the highly suspect 2022 midterm elections in the state.

Seth Keshel posted this on Truth Social.

Mohave, Gila, Conchise, and Yavapai counties have refused to certify the suspect election!

There are only 15 counties in the state.

Update: We are hearing different reports on Gila County. We will update when we get more info.

* * * * * * * * *

From our earlier report–

Mohave County joined Cochise County in holding off on their certification.

Arizona GOP Chair Kelli Ward tweeted this out Monday on Mohave County’s decision to delay their certification.

The Cochise County Board in southeast Arizona delayed the certification of the suspect midterm elections on Friday.

Republicans in the state had 72% of the turnout on election day. Democrats had only a 17% turnout. But for some reason, the remaining ballots after election day broke even between the two parties – despite Republicans holding strong leads in the polls.

Secretary of State candidate Mark Finchum tweeted out the news on Friday.

Mark says this may set precedent for other counties to do the same.

BREAKING: At Least THREE ARIZONA COUNTIES Delay Certification of the Tainted 2022 Midterm Election … by Jim Hoft

COVID Amnesty for Bishops? by John M. Grondelski

Strong-State Federalism Is The Best Path Forward Right Now For The GOP (And The Country), by Elle Purnell

By Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit, November 21, 2022

NOW THREE Arizona Counties will hold off on certifying the highly suspect 2022 midterm elections in the state.

Seth Keshel posted this on Truth Social.

Mohave, Gila, Conchise, and Yavapai counties have refused to certify the suspect election!

There are only 15 counties in the state.

Update: We are hearing different reports on Gila County. We will update when we get more info.

* * * * * * * * *

From our earlier report–

Mohave County joined Cochise County in holding off on their certification.

Arizona GOP Chair Kelli Ward tweeted this out Monday on Mohave County’s decision to delay their certification.

The Cochise County Board in southeast Arizona delayed the certification of the suspect midterm elections on Friday.

Republicans in the state had 72% of the turnout on election day. Democrats had only a 17% turnout. But for some reason, the remaining ballots after election day broke even between the two parties – despite Republicans holding strong leads in the polls.

Secretary of State candidate Mark Finchum tweeted out the news on Friday.

Mark says this may set precedent for other counties to do the same.

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