Journalists’ Roundtable: Attorney General lawsuit and more

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It’s Friday, which means it is time for another edition of Journalists’ Roundtable. This week, “Arizona Horizon” host Ted Simons was joined by Jessica Boehm of Axios Phoenix, Camryn Sanchez of KJZZ, and Dennis Welch of CBS5 News/3TV.

This weeks topics include

  • Mayes Sues U.S. House
  • Fake Electors Case
  • Swoboda Announces for CD1
  • Lamb Announces for CD5
  • New Label for No Labels Party
  • Elections Procedure Manual

In this segment:

Jessica Boehm, Axios Phoenix
Camryn Sanchez, KJZZ
Dennis Welch, CBS5 News/3TV

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