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Arizona Prosecutors Dismissing Fake Elector Case but Vow to Seek New Indictment

Mayes said the complex case needs more evidence time and will be re-presented to a new grand jury before a 15-day deadline expires.

  • On Thursday, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced she is dismissing the fake elector case and vowing to seek a new indictment before a grand jury to bypass a Friday deadline for new proceedings.
  • The case involves 18 defendants, including Mark Meadows and New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, accused of trying to overturn President Donald Trump's 2020 loss; charges were filed nearly three and a half years after Joe Biden won Arizona by 10,457 votes.
  • Defense attorneys argued the law allowed multiple slates of electors to be submitted to Congress if results were disputed, while a dozen dismissal requests have slowed court progress significantly.
  • Courts have dismissed similar cases in Michigan and Georgia; the Nevada case was refiled in Carson City, and a federal case against Trump was dropped in late 2024.
  • The case has factored into Arizona's attorney general race, with Republican challengers promising to dismiss the charges if elected, following over a year of procedural delays from judicial recusal and appeals.
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Las Vegas Sun broke the news in Las Vegas, United States on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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