Sergio Arellano

That is a problem.

And that is why we're going to talk to AZGOP Chairman Sergio Arellano right after the news.

Here we go again.

Arizona voters are reporting missing mail-in ballots, and now the Republican Party is calling for answers.

Mail-in ballots are missing from voters' mailboxes, Republicans are sounding the alarm, and election officials are scrambling to explain what is happening.

Nearly two million early ballots were handed over to the Postal Service in Maricopa County, but some voters are still waiting.

Is this a postal problem, an election administration problem, or something else? We have Sergio Arellano, Arizona's Republican Party chairman, in the center ring.

And Sergio, what in the world is going on?

And wait, I wanna give Jake Novak credit for that.

And you guys, let's go, if we could right now, to the Arizona GOP chair, Sergio Arellano, uh, because President Trump's in Arizona, and that's why we always get to play a good song like that.

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And again, everybody, welcome to our brand-new show, Countdown to the Midterms.

Every single activist and Republican has access to data, and we're out ballot-chasing day in and day out.

I highly doubt that fake poll.

You know, uh, Arizona GOP chair, Sergio Arellano, one of the things, we had a, we had a big debate in New York and, uh, it was Blakeman versus Hogle.

And she, uh, said, "I've spent 8 billion on migrants." She spent 4 billion on law enforcement.

We won it in record, highest vote in the history of Nevada.

Arizona GOP Chair Sergio Arellano.

[cheers] Thank you, Sergio.

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Vectors are answering a call from Arizona Republican Party Chairman Sergio Arellano to demand that Attorney General Chris Mays reject fundraising support from actress and longtime political activist Jane Goodall.

Fonda.

Yeah, I think at this point we need to reverse those

He's saying that May should publicly disassociate herself from Fonda.

And we have...

Sergio Arellano in the center ring.

Sergio, help me understand the political calculation here.

The ad gap is so wide, the new leader of the Republican Party felt the need to address the growing frustration.

In a recent newsletter, the Republican Party Chair Sergio Arellano promised more ads are on the way, writing, I know many of you have been concerned that you haven't seen ads and that the party is being as fiscally conservative with our donors' contributions as we possibly can be.

Well, we know that campaigns are not the only group spending in a big election like this.

So what about those outside groups? How are they lining up and what are those spending levels looking like? I know we've seen a lot of ads, signs, everything, especially from Turning Point USA.