Lake petitioned the Arizona Supreme Court to review the challenge of her election loss to Governor Katie Hobbs.
Following her loss in the state's Court of Appeals, Lake promised her supporters on Twitter that she was going to take her case"all the way to the Supreme Court." Arizona's high court previously denied Lake's petition, however, and asked the state's appeals court to hear the case first.
In its opinion published in February, the Arizona appeals court wrote that Lake's claim about printer issues"was, quite simply, sheer speculation," affirming Hobbs' win as governor.of prevailing at the Supreme Court level given her previous failures in the lower courts.
"Even if she wins at the Supreme Court level they will at best order a new trial at the lower court level," Schultz added."But this is unlikely."
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