LIVE: Trump Campaign's Arizona Court Challenge to Maricopa County Voting

UPDATE, 11/13, 11:15am: The Trump campaign and Republican groups have filed a notice confirming that their lawsuit has become "partially moot" because the number of overvotes in the Presidential race is less than the final margin of Biden's victory in Arizona.

Additionally, the Secretary of State's attorneys filed a notice with the court demonstrating that other close races in the state and Maricopa County are also very unlikely to be impacted by Election Day in-person overvotes being re-inspected.

Notice Regarding Ballot Count by arizonaspolitics on Scribd

Notice of Partial Moot Ness by arizonaspolitics on Scribd

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Lincoln Project's Motion for Leave to File Amicus Curiae Brief(112779967.1) by arizonaspolitics on Scribd

AFECandAPIAMotiontoFileAmi by arizonaspolitics on Scribd

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AZSOS letter to Pima County Dems by arizonaspolitics on Scribd

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