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In this interview with Dr. Lyle Rapacki, Mark Finchem revisits his leadership role in exposing election tampering in Arizona, detailing the evidence uncovered in legislative hearings and the widespread efforts to suppress or ignore it. He emphasizes the need for a special prosecutor, applauds President Trump’s recent call for action, and warns that serious election […]

Arizona State Senator Mark Finchem is proud to announce that his bill, SB 1373 – Digital Assets Strategic Reserve Fund, has passed the House Commerce Committee on a 6-4 vote. This important legislation establishes a state-managed fund that holds digital assets such as Bitcoin, stablecoins, and other blockchain-based tokens. The fund will consist of both digital

Sen. Mark Finchem explains his vote for SB 1001, a bill to strengthen election integrity in Arizona: “This bill speaks to the personal responsibility of being a citizen to exercise your franchise. The Secretary of State does not ID verify anything; this is why Senator Mesnard’s bill is so important. It tightens up the fact

Sen. Mark Finchem explains his vote on SB1323 by highlighting that Santa Cruz County provided false documentation to the Auditor General, undermining the taxpayer’s right to transparent spending. He emphasizes that audits are essential for identifying defects and ensuring government accountability, arguing that every dollar should be spent exactly as the legislature intends. Watch now:

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— In an effort to help settle an ongoing lawsuit over a $15.3 million appropriation in 2022 to the Prescott Rodeo Grounds City Park, Senator Mark Finchem has introduced a bill to ensure compliance with legal requirements regarding the use of public resources. Shortly after the funding was approved for repairs and the rejuvenation of

In this interview, Senator Mark Finchem joins Eye on Prescott to talk about his background as a police officer and firefighter/paramedic, what brought him to Arizona, death threats, the deep state, ownership of Arizona lands, and Donald Trump 2.0 — among other topics. Stay tuned for part two. Listen now:

Arizona State Senator Mark Finchem held his first Town Hall  at the Palace on Whiskey Row Thursday evening. He has promised to have these events monthly to talk to his LD-1 constituents. Sen. Finchem started off by talking about the bills he has sponsored at the State Capitol. He mentioned that he had been asked

Senator Mark Finchem explained his vote for SB1011 and its vote counting fixes, arguing that due partly to the speed at which votes are counted, “people have had their faith shaken in our elections all the way back to 2018”. He also defended ballot initiatives started by the legislature as a “part of representative democracy”

Dr. Lyle Rapacki interviews Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Neal Carter, Speaker Pro Tem, of the House, on the first day of Arizona’s legislative session. Senator Finchem talked about some of the issues that Yavapai County is facing, such as the Rodeo grounds, State Route 89 through the Dells, and election integrity. Senator Finchem is

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you for entrusting me with your seat in the Arizona State Senate. For the next two years, I am committed to working diligently to promote your interests and the protection of Arizona’s larger interests. I am writing to you to tell you how I plan to approach the agenda you