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Rachel Leingang in Phoenix, Arizona

‘Chaos will be created’: Arizona court hears election-subversion case – with eyes on 2024

A composite image of a woman and a man against a red and blue background.
Kris Mayes (left), the state attorney general, has charged Tom Crosby (right) and Peggy Judd with election interference for refusing to certify results in 2022. Illustration: Javier Palma/Cassidy Araiza/The Guardian

In a courtroom in Phoenix, Arizona, two elected officials who allegedly tried to subvert the county’s 2022 election tried to get a lawsuit against them thrown out in a case one of their defense attorneys called both “silly” and “scary”.

The Cochise county supervisors, Tom Crosby and Peggy Judd, appeared in court virtually, to defend themselves against charges of attempted election interference for their initial failure to certify the county’s election results.

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