It’s 2020 all over again in Arizona.
The midterm elections have come and gone, and elections officials have reassured Arizonans the voting was free and fair, but bad actors are still clinging to voter-fraud allegations.
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Supporters of Republican candidate for Arizona Governor Kari Lake protest outside the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center in Phoenix, Ariz., November 12, 2022.
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It’s 2020 all over again in Arizona.
The midterm elections have come and gone, and elections officials have reassured Arizonans the voting was free and fair, but bad actors are still clinging to voter-fraud allegations.

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Brittany Bernstein is the deputy news editor of National Review Online.
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It’s 2020 all over again in Arizona.
The midterm elections have come and gone, and elections officials have reassured Arizonans the voting was free and fair, but bad actors are still clinging to voter-fraud allegations.
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About the Author
Brittany Bernstein is the deputy news editor of National Review Online.
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