AZ Cultist Must Pay Legal Fees In Failed Election Suit

Phoenix’s ABC affiliate reports:

After losing his 2022 bid for Arizona Secretary of State, Mark Finchem filed a lawsuit attempting to overturn the results of the election. His suit was dismissed, and he is now facing sanctions.

The Maricopa County Superior Court found that his lawsuit was “groundless and not brought in good faith,” documents show.

The court ordered Finchem and his legal team to pay the attorneys’ fees for Gov. Katie Hobbs and secretary of state Adrian Fontes, as well as other costs involved with the proceedings.

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Arizona court sanctions Mark Finchem The Maricopa County Superior Court found that Finchem’s attempts to overturn his 2022 election loss were “groundless and not brought in good faith.” https://t.co/DpPSCEHALL

— ERIC_WATSON (@ERIC_WATSON) March 6, 2023

This fundraiser for Arizona Republican secretary of state nominee Mark Finchem featured a singer singing a QAnon song, per a video posted online of the fundraiser from attendee and QAnon influencer Jordan Sather. https://t.co/dRC0Vyd8b3 pic.twitter.com/sKTMeUQuXm

— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) September 19, 2022

GOP secretary of state nominee Mark Finchem held a fundraiser on Sunday that was hosted by a 9/11 truther, featured a QAnon song and attended by a QAnon influencer who told followers to drink a bleach solution to stop COVID-19

by @JerodMacEvoy https://t.co/VUPbVpX1WX

— Arizona Mirror (@ArizonaMirror) September 20, 2022