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Tyler Bowyer |
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Ultra MAGA, extreme
right Republican and
one of Arizona's
fake electors.
Cofounder and COO of
the far-right
Turning Point USA
and Arizona’s
Republican national
committeeman. |
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Arizona Grand
Jury Indicts 11 Fake Electors For Trump,
Including Kelli Ward & 2 State Senators |
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Arizona’s
11 fake
electors
sign a
document
in
Phoenix
on Dec.
14 2020,
falsely
claiming
that
they
were the
state’s
electors
and that
Donald
Trump
won the
presidential
election
in
Arizona.
Screen
capture
by AZGOP |
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A grand jury
has indicted 18 people,
including two Arizona state
senators and the former head of
the Arizona Republican Party, in
a fake elector scheme that aimed
to install
Donald Trump as the
president after he lost the 2020
election to Joe Biden. The
Arizona Attorney General’s
Office has not released the
names of everyone who was
indicted, but all 11 fake
electors were charged: |
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Kelli Ward,
former AZGOP
chairman
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Arizona Sen.
Jake Hoffman,
leader of the
Arizona Freedom
Caucus
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Arizona Sen.
Anthony Kern,
member of the
Arizona Freedom
Caucus
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Tyler Bowyer,
Turning Point
USA CEO
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Michael Ward,
husband of Kelli
Ward
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Nancy Cottle, a
Republican who’s
been active in
local politics
for a decade
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James Lamon,
a failed 2022
U.S. Senate
candidate
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Robert
Montgomery,
former chairman
of the Cochise
County
Republican
Committee
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Samuel Moorhead,
former chairman
of Gila County
Republican Party
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Lorraine
Pellegrino,
former president
of the Ahwatukee
Republican Women
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Gregory Safsten,
former executive
director of the
AZGOP
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Apr.
24, 2024 |
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Arizona Fake Elector Wants The National
Republican Party To Bail Him Out (Maybe
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"Turning
Point USA’s Tyler Bowyer is
asking the Republican National Committee to
formally acknowledge that the fake elector
plan was schemed up by Republican leadership
with Donald Trump’s approval, and to
“immediately indemnify” all those who
participated in what he calls the
“contingent elector plan.” “With all of the
problems ahead, we need to send a clear
signal that the RNC will defend those who
serve as electors against Democrat radicals
trying to criminalize civic engagement and
process,” Bowyer said, in a social media
post. “Civic engagement?” That’s what we’re
calling it now, when people sign legal
documents and send them to Congress, avowing
that they were “duly elected” to cast
Arizona’s electoral votes for the guy who
didn’t win?" |
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Feb. 2, 2024 |
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GOP Senator Took Tens of Thousands Of
Donation Dollars From Arizona Fake Electors |
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"Utah Sen. Mike Lee
(R), who endeavored to have the 2020
election overturned in favor of
Donald Trump, received campaign
donations in the tens of thousands of
dollars, from three Arizona fake electors,
according to a report in The Salt Lake
Tribune." [ . . . ] "Lee also received a
$1,000 donation from Tyler Bowyer,
the chief operating officer of
Turning Point USA, that same month." |
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Nov. 22, 2023 |
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How A Pro-Trump
Youth Group Remade The Arizona GOP, Testing
Democracy |
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"Charlie Kirk’s
Turning Point network worked to purge
officials who affirmed the 2020 election
results" [ . . . ] "The two men
huddled at a barbecue joint in January as
the activist — Tyler Bowyer, the
chief operating officer of the pro-Trump
youth group
Turning Point USA — unspooled his
demands: Republican legislators, he
insisted, should carve up booming and
fast-diversifying Maricopa County, diluting
the power of Democrats in a state that had
helped deliver Joe Biden the presidency." |
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Nov. 4, 2022 |
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Turning Point Action Rally In
Mesa |
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Evidently
transparency is great except for
things Tyler Boyer is involved
with. |
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Aug.
1, 2022 |
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Tyler Bowyer,
chief operating
officer of
Turning Point
Actions, left,
speaks with a Mesa
police officer
regarding
photojournalists
from the Arizona
Republic
photographing during
a get out the vote
rally event put on
my Turning Point
Action on Saturday,
July 30, 2022, in
Mesa. Bowyer
threatened to call
the police after
accusing journalist
of harassment for
photographing the
event which was held
in a public park.
Photo: Antranik
Tavitian/The
Republic |
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Tyler Bowyer
(right),
Turning Point Action’s
chief operating
officer, argues with
The Arizona
Republic’s reporter
Richard Ruelas about
the media’s right to
document a
get-out-the-vote
rally organized by
Turning Point Action
in Mesa on July 30,
2022.
Photo: Alberto
Mariani/The Republic |
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Tyler Bowyer
(center), chief
operating officer of
Turning Point
Actions, argues
with Magnum
photographer Peter
Van Agtmael (left)
about the media’s
right to document a
get-out-the-vote
rally organized by
Turning Point Action
in Mesa on July 30,
2022. The event’s
organizers called
the police after
members of the press
refused to leave.
Police officers
allowed the press to
continue working
after mediating
between the event’s
organizers and the
photographers.
Photo: Alberto
Mariani/The Republic |
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