“I don’t care for mail-in voting,” said Mark Finchem, the Trump-backed Arizona secretary of state candidate. “That’s why I go to the polls.” He voted by mail in 28 of the past 30 elections. (the The ReidOut Blog)
As of now, Finchem could be feeling the sting of those denunciations more than Lake. Don’t believe me? Even some Republicans in Arizona, from a sports team owner to Republican staffers to former GOP lawmakers, are beginning to circle the wagons around Finchem’s Democratic opponent, Adrian Fontes:
Arizona voters will start receiving their mail-in ballots in a week. As they fill them out, they should remember that it’s a right that Finchem has repeatedly claimed they shouldn’t have … despite the fact that he clearly believes
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