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Dates to mark on your calendar for the Arizona election are Monday November 28th and Monday December 5th.
All 15 Arizona counties must certify their election results by November 28th and transmit them to the state.
Mohave and Cochise counties may or may not certify on or before the 28th. If either County does not certify, it creates a problem for the state certification the following week. (The state cannot certify the election without the official results from all 15 counties.)
The Attorney General's office has an investigation open into the election in Maricopa County. The County's response to a letter notifying them of the investigation is expected by the 28th. It is unknown what the Attorney General's office will do after receiving the County's response.
It is also unknown what role (if any) the Attorney General's office will play in the state certification scheduled for December 5th.
Kari Lake has filed an election lawsuit. If a ruling is issued in that case, it may impact the final outcome. (A judge can invalidate an election and order a new one to be held.) However, it is unknown if a judge will hear the case.
All 15 Arizona counties must certify their election results by November 28th and transmit them to the state.
Mohave and Cochise counties may or may not certify on or before the 28th. If either County does not certify, it creates a problem for the state certification the following week. (The state cannot certify the election without the official results from all 15 counties.)
The Attorney General's office has an investigation open into the election in Maricopa County. The County's response to a letter notifying them of the investigation is expected by the 28th. It is unknown what the Attorney General's office will do after receiving the County's response.
It is also unknown what role (if any) the Attorney General's office will play in the state certification scheduled for December 5th.
Kari Lake has filed an election lawsuit. If a ruling is issued in that case, it may impact the final outcome. (A judge can invalidate an election and order a new one to be held.) However, it is unknown if a judge will hear the case.