- An estimated 11 state GOP secretary of state candidates who think 2020 elections were tainted by voting irregularities are on November ballot.
- Four said Saturday at the event they were fighting against a corrupt system, even suggesting members of their owner party oppose them.
- Candidates were Arizona’s Mark Finchem, Michigan’s Kristina Karamo, Nevada’s Jim Marchant and New Mexico’s Audrey Trujillo.
- All said they want to overhaul how elections are run in their states.
- “Our biggest enemy is our own party,” said Marchant, former state lawmaker and former President Trump supporter.
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‘Biggest Enemy Is Our Own Party”: GOP Sec of State Candidate Marchant
Divide within GOP over 2020 election results, need for change, was on display this weekend at Florida event organized in part by secretary of state coalition.
