Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs has filed an emergency appeal in Kari Lake’s historic lawsuit asking the court to reconsider a previously filed Motion to Quash Subpoena for Appearance at Hearing. She claims that she was not served with a subpoena to testify in her personal capacity.
Election Fraud Case to Trial
- Judge Peter Thompson dismissed the defendants' motions to dismiss Kari Lake's historic stolen election lawsuit.
- Lake won the right to bring her election contest to trial on December 21 and 22
- Katie Hobbs refused to recuse herself from election oversight as Secretary of State in her own election for Governor.
Only two narrow issues will proceed to trial:
- Count II, to the extent that Plaintiff alleges that "a person employed by Maricopa County interfered with BOD printers in violation of Arizona law, resulting in some number of lost votes for Plaintiff," meaning "Plaintiff is entitled to attempt to prove at trial that 1) the malfeasant person was a covered person under (A)(1); 2) the printer malfunctions caused by this individual directly resulted in identifiable losses for Plaintiff; and 3) that these votes would have affected the outcome of the election" (MTD Order at 6).
- And Count IV, to that extent that plaintiff can prove "1) the ability of employees of the county’s ballot contractor to add ballots of family members and2) the lack of anInbound Receipt of Delivery form both constitute misconduct" [id. at 8]. Neither of these claims have anything whatsoever to do with the Secretary, any of her or her Office's duties or responsibilities, or any personal knowledge she may have.
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