Arizona Attorney General Rejects Voter Fraud Claims

The video discusses the claims of incorrectly counted votes in Arizona and the lack of evidence for voter fraud. It highlights that the disputed votes are too few to affect the election outcome. The video explains that many voters split their tickets, voting for Republicans in state races but not for Trump in the presidential race. The Associated Press declared Biden the winner in Arizona, and the state's attorney general noted that Republicans won state-level races, indicating ballot splitting in the presidential and Senate races.

What did Arizona's Republican Attorney General say about the voter fraud claims?

• There is substantial evidence of fraud.

• There is no evidence of voter fraud.

• The fraud claims are still under investigation.

• The fraud claims are irrelevant.

How many votes were in question according to the lawsuit?

• Exactly 500 votes

• More than 1000 votes

• Less than 200 votes

• Around 300 votes

What does 'ticket splitting' refer to in the context of the Arizona election?

• Voting for the same party in all races

• Voting for candidates from different parties in different races

• Voting multiple times in the same race

• Not voting in certain races

Who did the Associated Press declare as the winner in Arizona?

• Donald Trump

• Martha McSally

• Joe Biden

• The results were inconclusive

What was noted about the Republican performance in state-level races?

• Republicans only won the presidential race.

• Republicans did not participate in state-level races.

• Republicans won in state-level races.

• Republicans lost all state-level races.