The ACLU and Campaign Legal Center lost an emergency lawsuit in the Arizona Supreme Court to extend the deadline for Arizona mail-in ballot curing as ballot counting in Kari Lake’s Arizona Senate race continues.
Ballot curing is a process that allows voters to “cure” their mail-in ballot signature if it was inconsistent with previous records.
The Gateway Pundit reported earlier that the RNC and Arizona GOP filed a response to the lawsuit arguing that the Plaintiffs’ request attempts to subvert Arizona Statute, is based on inaccurate information about the number of ballots awaiting signature verification, and that Doctrine of Latches bars the request made four days after the election. The RNC asked the Court to deny what they describe as an “improper and late attempt to thwart the will of the Arizona Legislature.”
JUST IN: RNC Files Response to ACLU’s Lawsuit to Extend Five Day Ballot Curing Deadline in Arizona Supreme Court and Find More Votes
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