Kari Lake came close to conceding her Senate loss as her husband aims to dismiss defamation case
Kari Lake, one of Arizona’s most fervent election deniers, seems to have accepted her loss in last week’s race for U.S. Senate to U.S. Congressman Ruben Gallego. At the same time, she’s still dealing with the fallout of her refusal to accept her loss in the 2022 election for Arizona governor.
Kari Lake comes closer than in past to conceding campaign loss
One thing that may have made a difference is the 73,000-vote margin of this loss out of about 3.3 million ballots cast in the race. By contrast, Lake fell behind Democrat Katie Hobbs two years ago by a much smaller margin: just 17,117 votes.
AP called the race Monday night. Lake posted a video on "X," formerly known as Twitter, after the race was called. She did ...
Ruben Gallego's win is the fourth straight for Democrats after decades of defeats and comes in a disappointing cycle for the ...
Senate candidate and Trump ally Kari Lake had a cheeky response for Bill Clinton after he described her as 'physically attractive' during a campaign event in Arizona: Aren't I a bit old for you?
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Kari Lake left her signature sledgehammer at home during her Monday night interview on CNN. Instead, she brought a shovel and proceeded to deepen her political grave. I picture former Arizona ...
Rep. Ruben Gallego will defeat Republican Kari Lake in the Arizona Senate race, CBS News projects — a crucial win for Democrats as the GOP gained control of the Senate. Gallego and Lake were ...
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.—Kari Lake emerged from the Indian Bend Wash Visitor Center to announce she had just done something deeply subversive: cast her ballot early. It wouldn’t have been her ...
PHOENIX — Democrat Ruben Gallego was projected to defeat Republican Kari Lake and become Arizona’s next U.S. senator on Monday night. The Associated Press called the race for Gallego at 9:50 p ...
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