Mark Finchem

Four Arizona candidates are refusing to concede in midterm elections — which were called by legacy media outlets — ahead of remaining ballots still being counted and cured in the Grand Canyon State. Republican gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake, Republican secretary of state nominee Mark Finchem, Republican senate nominee Blake Masters, and Republican nominee for attorney […]

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican Nominee for Arizona Secretary of State discusses the widespread issues with election processes and equipment in Maricopa County, campaign strategy, and more in this post-election interview with Victory News. Watch now:

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined John Bachman Now on Newsmax TV to discuss Katie Hobbs’ conflict of interest and other failures as the outgoing Secretary of State, how he’ll make Arizona elections safer and more secure, and the importance of just following the law. “I want to see to

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican Nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined Blake Masters, Kari Lake, and Abe Hamadeh at the border for a press conference, were he declared that “every time somebody who is not a resident of this country votes, they are nullifying the vote of someone else,” calling the fraud “intolerable…voter suppression” and

Mark Finchem: “I will pursue the enforcement of our election laws for fidelity, with reverence, with commitment. Because if I don’t someone in this room will be disenfranchised.” Watch now:

PHOENIX, Ariz.—Arizona state Rep. Mark Finchem said he earned the title “Arizona’s most dangerous man” because he stands for election integrity. At a rally on Nov. 3, he pledged systemic change in ballot voting to a cheering crowd: “Paper ballots—counted at the precinct level—on election day.” “They call me a dangerous man for one reason. I

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, speaks to Newsmax about consolidating support for Republicans in Arizona, security issues with ballot drop boxes, and steps he would take in restoring confidence in elections. Watch now:

‘NewDEAL Leaders’ – a network of progressive state and local officials including those suppressing audits of the 2020 election – has collaborated extensively with a Chinese Communist Party-backed influence group seeking to “neutralize opposition” to the regime, The National Pulse can reveal. Alumni of the program also include Joe Biden’s Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and failed Georgia

Rep. Mark Finchem, Republican Nominee for Arizona Secretary of State, joined Kari Lake, Blake Masters, Abe Hamadeh, and Kelly Cooper at the America First Rally in Ahwatukee on November 3 Watch now: