FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin Claims Funding for SOS Office Is At An All Time High

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin claims Fontes tried to make it illegal to criticize election officials.

FALSE CLAIM: Alex Kolodin claims his opponent represented drug cartels as an attorney.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin claims sole credit for HB2785.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin Claims Fontes Tried To Illegally Send Ballots

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin Claims He Cares About Cost of Living for Arizona Families

FALSE CLAIM: Fontes' office misused taxpayer dollars on an campaign ad.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin claims Fontes wants non-citizens to vote

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin criticized the Secretary over Heap's referral and Fontes' claims that it was politically motivated. Back in February, Republican Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap handed over a list of 207 suspected non-citizen registered voters to County Attorney Rachel Mitchell. Heap said 60 of the non-citizens had cast a ballot. Kolodin and election deniers have seized on this, suggesting that there must be non-citizens voting.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin criticized Fontes for protecting SS#s from the federal government and not turning info over to DOJ.

FALSE CLAIM: Alex Kolodin and Recorder Heap claim Secretary Fontes has not provided voter roll data to the counties, as supplied by the DOJ, implying nefarious behavior.

FALSE CLAIM: Alex Kolodin claims his opponent represented drug cartels as an attorney.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin Claims Fontes Tried to seize ballots and pick his own voters.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin claims sole credit for HB2785.

FALSE CLAIM: Alex Kolodin claims he has tried to make every method of voting work better.

FALSE CLAIM: Alex Kolodin claims his opponent represented drug cartels as an attorney.

FALSE CLAIM: Kolodin says elections in Arizona are a national embarrassment.

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