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Arizona AG Calls for Secretary of State's Voter Fraud Referrals Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich speaks at a news conference in Phoenix Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (Bob Christie/AP) By Eric Mack | Saturday, 17 July 2021 01:37 PM Comment| Print| A A Noting Arizona's Secretary of State, for the first time in more than a decade, has not submitted criminal referrals for double voting in past elections, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has furnished an email calling for evidence of illegal voting. The letter comes after Democrat Secretary of State Katie Hobbs had requested Brnovich, a Republican, to investigate allegations allies of former President Donald Trump were pressuring election officials to "stop the counting" during the 2020 presidential election. The political back-and-forth was reported by The Arizona Republic, as the state Senate held hearings this week on the forensic audit being conducted by an independent firm. Brnovich and Hobbs both have 2022 election campaigns for U.S. Senate and governor, respectively. Brnovich's email to Hobbs was sent Wednesday by assistant Attorney General Jennifer Wright, who works for Brnovich's election integrity unit, before Thursday's Senate hearing on the top-line findings from the forensic audit in Maricopa County. "The [attorney general] has not received any information from your office regarding potential double voting in the 2018 or 2020 election," Wright wrote in the email to Hobbs, obtained by the Republic, noting Hobbs withdrew from a program intended to ensure proper voting. "Notably, this is the first time in over a decade the AGO has received no referrals from the Secretary of State regarding double voting." "Additionally, please provide any and all records your office possesses related to potential violations of Arizona's election laws."