Republican candidates Kari Lake and Mark Finchem have not conceded their races in Arizona — and they've insinuated, without evidence, that fraud is the only reason they came up short.
Finchem has gone on a Twitter rant, saying that polling showed there was no way he could lose and that "the results from the machines defy all math."These candidates, both of whom were endorsed by former President Trump, are following in his footsteps.
Trump never officially conceded after he lost the 2020 election and has insisted that fraud or some other malicious behavior was the only reason he lost. , Lake and Finchem commended Trump for refusing to concede and told their supporters they also wouldn't if they lost.Election results aren't final until each county canvasses them by Dec. 5 and the Secretary of State certifies them.If any race shows a margin of victory of or less than 0.5%, a recount will be conducted after the state's canvass. The races for attorney general and superintendent of public instruction races are likely to require a recount.
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