On June 18, 2026, Arizona prosecutors announced the dismissal of a case involving alleged fake electors. This decision marks the third dismissal of a similar case filed by states. Arizona's Democratic Attorney General has stated intentions to present the case again to a grand jury in an effort to obtain a new indictment.
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Arizona Prosecutors Dismiss Fake Elector Case, Plan to Seek New Indictment
Arizona prosecutors have dismissed a case related to fake electors, the third such dismissal by states. The Democratic Attorney General plans to seek a new indictment by bringing the case back to a grand jury.
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Arizona prosecutors dismissing fake elector case but vow to seek new indictment
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Arizona Prosecutors Dismiss Fake Elector Case, Plan to Seek New Indictment