Republican Mark Finchem, a 2020 election denier, ... ”The radical left has tried to make that an issue,” Finchem said. He admitted he attended at least one Oath Keepers meeting, ...

Finchem, 65, made distrust of elections a centerpiece of his campaign and pushed for a radical overhaul of the state's voting system to ensure "election integrity." ...

Republicans nominated some truly radical candidates in 2022 secretary of state races, but Arizona’s Mark Finchem stood out as among the most amazing. As regular readers might recall, Finchem was ...

Mark Finchem has given up on his lawsuit challenging his loss in last year's race for Arizona secretary of state. Finchem's attorney filed a motion in the state Court of Appeals to dismiss his ...

Mark Finchem, an Arizona state representative and the GOP nominee for Arizona secretary of state, still won't say President Biden was legitimately elected to the Oval Office. Wearing a Trump lapel ...

An attorney has agreed to retire to resolve a State Bar complaint over the way he represented Mark Finchem’s unsuccessful bid to overturn the 2022 election for attorney general. The order issued ...

Finchem’s profile exploded after his vocal embrace of Donald Trump’s Big Lie after the 2020 election, but now, he is truly one of the most radical members of the Republican Party.

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A QAnon-linked Arizona lawmaker and 2020 election denier, Mark Finchem, has won the Republican primary nomination for secretary of state. Finchem, who is backed by former President Donald Trump ...

Prescott Police say Finchem was pulled over on Jan. 25 for speeding. Two days later, Finchem sent a letter to the police chief, asking that the citation be "voided and stricken from the record." ...

Mark Finchem Says Biden Didn’t Win in 2020, and He Has Big Plans for Elections in Arizona. ... Finchem replied, “So yeah, part of that was a psyop,” a psychological operation.

Mark Finchem speaks to a crowd on July 22 in Prescott, Ariz. (Ross D. Franklin/AP) Earlier this week, Arizona’s attorney general tried to lay to rest the Trump-fueled fiction that hundreds of ...