Democrats and Their Accomplices Are Worried About the Presidential Election in Arizona, But the Senate Is On the Line As Well

The Democrats have much more to worry about in Arizona other than the presidential race. The fate of the Senate also rests in the hands of the Maricopa County election. Mark Kelly also won Maricopa County, a reliable red county by 80,000 votes.

That means that if the results show that McSally actually won in Maricopa County, she actually won the Senate election as well.

That would mean that the Republicans would control Senate 51-49. It would also create an unusual decision that would have to be made. All of the votes that required Kamala Harris to cast the tie-breaking vote would now be invalid. However, an activist judge might disagree, setting up a constitutional crisis.

It may take a long time to sort out.

From The Gateway Pundit

There’s little information out there related to a situation where fraud or errors were discovered that lead to a change of winners in a US Senate race.  However, we expect that if fraud was the reason for the difference with reality, then the seat would go to the winner per the legitimate audit.

There is some information on what to do when a Senate seat becomes vacant (but this doesn’t involve fraud being the reason for the vacancy):

Senate seats become vacant for a variety of reasons — the Senator dies in office, resigns in disgrace or resigns to assume another position, usually, an elected or appointed government position.