JUST IN: New Maricopa County Ballot Dump Favors Kari Lake 58% to 40%, Margin Cut to Less Than 40,000 or 1.5% with Over 750,000 Ballots Still Uncounted
Maricopa County’s latest ballot drop earlier this afternoon shows Trump-Endorsed Arizona Senate Candidate Kari Lake continuing to narrow the gap against Democrat Ruben Gallego.
Maricopa County claims that it could take about TWO WEEKS to count the ballots and determine a winner. Meanwhile, many wait in fear that they’re stealing another election from Lake.
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Per Kari Lake Spokesman Alex Nicoll, Lake dominated with 58% of the latest 23,295 counted votes in the Senate race. Democrat Ruben Gallego received only 40%!
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NEW MARICOPA DROP
LAKE: 13, 521 (58.04%)
GALLEGO: 9,367 (40.21%)
OTHER: 407 (1.75%)
Lake has closed the gap to just 39,676 #AZSen
— Alex Nicoll (@realalexnicoll) November 8, 2024
Lake is now down by just under 40,000 votes, leaving a 1.5% margin between Gallego:
Previously, on election night, Kari Lake trailed by over 100,000 votes in the early count, but she is making a huge comeback.
As The Gateway Pundit reported last night, Lake won 57.39% to Gallego’s 40.88% of the roughly 70,000 vote results released at 7 pm MST.
Maricopa County estimates in a press release that 450,000 ballots remain uncounted. Statewide, it is estimated that a total of 758,409 ballots remain uncounted. Kari Lake will win this race if this trend continues.
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