Kari Lake comes closer than in past to conceding defeat
One thing that may have made a difference is the 73,000-vote margin of this loss out of about 3.3 million ballots cast in the race. By contrast, Lake fell behind Democrat Katie Hobbs two years ago by a much smaller margin: just 17,117 votes.
Kari Lake, one of Arizona’s most fervent election deniers, seems to have accepted her loss in last week’s race for U.S.
Republican Kari Lake seemed to acknowledge her U.S. Senate loss in a video message on social media Wednesday night that ...
Kari Lake was always seen as unbeatable in a Republican primary but an iffy prospect in a general election in Arizona.
AP called the race Monday night. Lake posted a video on "X," formerly known as Twitter, after the race was called. She did ...
Kari Lake thanked her supporters in Arizona and touted Donald Trump’s return to the White House in a new video, but she didn't concede.
"And for those who did not support me, or did not vote for me, please know I will always still fight for you," Ruben Gallego ...
Trump has reportedly considered Lake as his vice presidential pick, though her campaign has denied she is pursuing that role.
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