Mark Finchem

Rep. Mark Finchem, Trump-endorsed candidate for Arizona Secretary of State appeared on War Room: Pandemic with Steve Bannon to talk about the faulty ballots distributed in Pinal County, and how they demonstrate that Arizona has corrupted elections. Watch now:

A new campaign ad for Mark Finchem shows President Trump calling him “tough as hell” and endorsing the constitutional state representative for the position of Arizona secretary of state. Finchem posted the ad on his Twitter account where he noted that he was endorsed by Trump and not Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, who certified election

The Arizona Republican primary is now just one month away. Arizona has a lot of races that matter this year. There’s the Senate candidate who will challenge Mark Kelly. There’s the governor’s race, where Kari Lake is battling with Doug Ducey’s handpicked successor Karrin Taylor Robson for the nomination. There’s all the house seats too.

During an appearance on War Room Pandemic with Steve Bannon, Mark Finchem called for the resignation of Katie Hobbs for incompetence. This follows revelations over that weekend that Pinal County mailed out their mail-out ballots with no municipal office elections on the ballot, ballots which were approved by Secretary Hobbs. “This is a major screwup.

Rep. Mark Finchem joined the Pete Santilli show, and spoke about True The Vote, which he posits will drop the “10 megaton atom bomb” of election fraud revelations, the insurrection at the Arizona Senate, and what cooperation should look like between the Secretary of State and Attorney General in investigating and prosecuting election fraud, among

Mark Finchem, Trump-endorsed candidate for Arizona Secretary of State and Arizona State Representative, joined Jovan Pulitzer’s Paper Analysis Hearing on June 27, where he participated in the hearing panel and gave an interview with Right Side Broadcasting Network. The following videos are excerpted from the main broadcast. Interview Discussing his lawsuit with Kari Lake to

Two Republican lawmakers, State Senator Wendy Rogers and State Representative Mark Finchem, praised the the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade on Friday, the seminal 1973 precedent that largely legalized abortion in the United States. The court, in a 6–3 ruling, powered by its conservative majority, upheld a Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15

Adrian “Fast and Furious” Fontes — the same person who was responsible for the 2020 Maricopa County election debacle — can’t get his facts straight. The Supreme Court of the United States held that Roe v. Wade was a mistaken opinion in the first place, as it did not take into account the rights of

STATE CAPITOL, PHOENIX – In a 6-3 ruling announced today, the United States Supreme Court overturned its 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, effectively ending recognition of a constitutional right to abortion, and returning the power and authority to allow, limit, or ban abortion back to individual states. Justice Alito wrote the majority opinion saying, “We end this

Watch Trump-endorsed candidate for Secretary of State Mark Finchem address the issues at the first Secretary of State debate, hosted by Turning Point USA and the Arizona GOP: