The media have imposed a tacit lockdown on stories about Kari Lake’s challenging of the 2022 Maricopa County, Arizona, elections, but she’s continuing to press her case in the state Supreme Court. And here’s just one more story that makes that election smell even fishier. Rasmussen Reports and College Republicans United conducted a survey of likely voters in Arizona. It found that 55% believe that the Maricopa election irregularities affected the outcome, in which Democrat Katie Hobbs defeated Lake by only 17,000 votes, with 35% believing it’s “very likely.” The survey also found that even now, after Hobbs has been in the Governor’s seat for two months and Lake has been vilified by the media, Lake’s favorability rating is higher than Hobbs’ by 51-44%. But even more intriguing, of the 95% of respondents who said they voted in 2022, 51% said they voted for Lake and only 43% voted for Hobbs. That 8-point gap is almost three times the poll’s margin of error. There were similar findings in two other statewide races in which Democrats won narrow victories. You might think that just means the poll sample was wildly skewed, but oddly, the self-reported vote for Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly over Republican Blake Masters (about 50-46%) matched the election total. Hmm…