Kathleen Wynne

I'm the chairman currently of Pima County, the second largest county in the state.

They've been fighting back for a year.

We just got some election results.

We haven't had observers here, Steve, in Tucson.

All the 14 other counties didn't.

We just got the attorney general, the governor, and the AG, who are all Democrats, to agree with us that we should be able to have observers.

And we continue to fight back.

Election integrity is important.

I've been working on that for many years.

But we're at war.

If we don't save Arizona this election, we know we have had election fraud in Arizona.

We were probably ground zero for that.

And we have to take this state back and put Republicans in leadership all up and down.

We have to keep our legislature.

Well, I have been working on it, but the problem is we have a lot of infighting.

We are not focused on the mission.

The mission is to register voters, but more importantly, to get those voters out.

And you can't do that if you're not in communication with them, if you don't have a plan.

The Democrats don't have a strategy.

They have rhetoric.