Abe Hamadeh on Election Integrity: 'Too Big to Rig'

Abe Hamadeh stresses the need for the right people in office to ensure effective laws. He highlights the removal of a county recorder in Maricopa County, whom he calls a "fake Republican," and underscores the importance of securing elections, aligning with President Trump's strategy.

"… what President Trump said it has to be too big to rig. We have to go outside the margin. And I feel pretty confident headed into November of 2024… we just got to make sure that Republicans stay motivated. They don't give up on the system."

Hamadeh is optimistic about the November 2024 elections, noting the presence of additional parties on the ballot and the crucial role of Republican motivation.

He draws on his family's experience fleeing Venezuela's socialist regime to illustrate the severe consequences of illegitimate governance. He also references his ongoing election lawsuit from November 2022 as evidence of his strong belief in winning that race.

Hamadeh concludes by stating that removing corrupt politicians is key to increasing voter turnout.