Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes explains fake electors’ scheme by Republican Party members in the 2020 presidential election

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has shed light on the fake electors’ scheme orchestrated by members of the Republican Party during the 2020 presidential election. The news of the indictments of 11 Republicans and seven former aides to Donald Trump in Arizona has made national headlines, with major news outlets like CNN and MSNBC covering the story extensively.

Mayes, a Democrat who was elected in 2022, took action on the fake electors’ scheme after her predecessor, Republican Mark Brnovich, showed no interest in pursuing the case. Among those indicted were prominent figures like former Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward and former One America News Network “journalist” Christina Bobb.

The coverage of the indictments has brought Arizona to the forefront of the national conversation once again, with CNN and MSNBC providing in-depth analysis of the situation. Meanwhile, Fox News seemed preoccupied with defending Trump and diverting attention from the unfolding events in Arizona.

As the state gears up for the 2024 election, Arizona continues to be a focal point in the political landscape. The ongoing developments surrounding the fake electors’ scheme serve as a stark reminder of the tumultuous aftermath of the 2020 election and the enduring impact it has had on the state.

With Election Day looming on the horizon, Arizona remains at the center of a media storm that shows no signs of abating. The unfolding events in the state are sure to captivate audiences and shape the political discourse leading up to the crucial election day.