Kari Lake to Appeal Election Lawsuit with New Video Evidence.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is not giving up on her fight to challenge the results of the 2022 election. Her lawyers have filed a notice of appeal in her election lawsuit against Maricopa County and now-Gov. Katie Hobbs.

Lake recently spoke to conservative TV network Real America’s Voice, revealing that her team now has video evidence to support claims of alleged misconduct in Maricopa County. She stated, “And that was not available to us because Maricopa County, the people who committed the crime against the people, held that information from us. Now we have the information, and that changes everything. And so we are filing a notice to appeal, and you’ll see more filings in the coming days.”

Despite facing criticism for her pursuit of election-related challenges, Lake remains determined to fight for the people. She said, “We the People showed up to cast our sacred vote, and until we get our government back, I’m not going to stop fighting. I don’t care what they say.”

“The video shows the installation of new memory cards which happens in each election,” Maricopa County wrote on May 30. “A judge already considered this supposedly ‘new’ evidence in Ms. Lake’s election contest and found it unconvincing.”

Lake’s team alleged that Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson incorrectly ruled in a case of whether officials in the county followed state election law regarding signature verification on envelopes. It also flags what her lawyers alleged were widespread vote-tabulating problems across dozens of polling locations on Election Day.

At a rally in Arizona, Lake stated that she is prepared to take her case to the U.S. Supreme Court, although the high court has shown little appetite in hearing election fraud-related cases since the 2020 election. She said, “We want to take this case to the United States Supreme Court. I hear they’re interested in it. They realize our country is being torn apart. The fabric of our country is just torn apart right now. And they want an election case, and I think we’ve got the perfect one to bring to them.”

Witnesses Speak Out

Lake said that witnesses spoke of hours-long lines at a number of voting locations during the Nov. 8 contest, arguing that data signals that it was mainly Republican voters who were impacted. Maricopa County officials have previously said that printing machines suffered issues but have insisted that all voters were able to cast their ballots and have them counted.

Prepared to Fight for the People

Kari Lake is not backing down. She is prepared to fight for the people and take her case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Stay tuned for more updates on this ongoing legal battle.