The Arizona Supreme Court began hearing allegations of fraud involving two Green Party candidates on Oct. 19, 2026. The director of the Clean Elections Commission testified that investigators have identified 17 voters who assert they did not contribute to the candidates' qualification efforts, amid accusations that the candidates secured millions in public campaign funding through fraudulent means.
The testimony is part of a broader probe by the Clean Elections Commission into possible misuse of state-provided campaign money by the Green Party candidates. The investigation focuses on whether the candidates obtained public funds improperly, with the identified voters' statements forming a key element of the case.