Arizona State Representative Mark Finchem appeared on Steve Bannon’s War Room last Thursday to give updates on the fight for election integrity in Arizona’s 2022 Elections.
Mark Finchem is the Trump-Endorsed candidate for Arizona Secretary of State running in the August 2nd Primary Election. In a recent statement endorsing Finchem, President Trump said, “he is the only candidate who will put an end to the Weak Border and Massive Voter Fraud.”
Finchem joined the War Room on Thursday before a federal court hearing to ban the use of “black box” electronic voting machines in Arizona.
The Gateway Pundit previously reported that Finchem and Trump-Endorsed gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake are seeking a preliminary injunction in federal court to ban the use of unsecured voting machines in the state.
Recently in the Colorado Primary Elections, the shady machines stole another election by flipping the vote totals.
Finchem told the War Room what was scheduled to happen on Thursday and what it would mean.
Finchem: We have today, the US District Court is going to hear motions to dismiss. Kari Lake and I filed suit in US District Court, a civil rights suit, to ask for a preliminary injunction against using the Dominion voting machines actually any black box ballot tabulation equipment until such time as we can inspect the code to verify whether or not there is nefarious code hidden within it. This morning, Judge Tishie will hear the motions to dismiss and the defense against those, and then he’s also already scheduled time this afternoon to hear evidence and testimony supporting the temporary injunction, an interesting twist in our minds.
Attorney Kurt Olsen later told Right Side Broadcasting Network’s Brian Glenn in an interview,
Olsen: The Judge has taken the case under advisement. He’s ordered a few items to be filed by each of the parties no later than a week from today. We will be filing ours sooner than that so the order could be coming down very, very quickly. We presented what I think was an incredibly strong case. We had testimony by experts whose job was to test the vulnerabilities of these machines at the voting systems testing labs.
The defendants claimed a hand count of votes would be “impossible” and that it would take months to complete. This is a bogus excuse.