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Arizona Supreme Court Rejects Prosecutor’s Appeal in Fake Elector Case

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PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a prosecutor’s appeal, ensuring a case involving fake electors will go back to a grand jury.

The case pertains to the 2020 presidential election and involves allegations of submitting false electoral votes.

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