Arizona Election Results Are Officially Objected By Rep. Paul Gosar And Ted Cruz

It has begun!

The joint session of Congress has come together to vote on Electoral College Votes and Arizona’s Electoral College results have already been objected to.

In a monumental decision, Rep. Paul Gosar stood up when Vice President Pence asked does anyone object to Arizona’s Electoral results, right after he stood up Senator Ted Cruz stood up and testified that he signed Gosar’s objection.

After the objection, Congress erupted in applause for the two members of Congress that chose to stand up for truth.

Watch the moment it happened, it was truly an iconic moment:

Congressman Paul Gosar and Senator Ted Cruz object to the electoral college submission of Arizona pic.twitter.com/OaUARI4zGu

— Team Trump (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TeamTrump) January 6, 2021

BREAKING FROM HOUSE FLOOR!

Congressman Paul Gosar (R, AZ) & Sen. Ted Cruz (R, TX) join to object to the electoral college submission of Arizona.

BATTLE IS JOINED!

Now we will find who supports, and who fights, voter fraud & election theft!

FIGHT FOR AMERICA’S REPUBLIC IS ON!

— Mo Brooks (@RepMoBrooks) January 6, 2021

Republicans object to election tally in Arizona, forcing votes in House and Senate on Biden’s victory in state https://t.co/4wL4cmftQz pic.twitter.com/1MPJTOiW6T

— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) January 6, 2021

Fox 10 News shared these details:

Republicans from the House and Senate have objected to the counting of Arizona’s electoral vote, forcing votes in both chambers on Joe Biden’s victory in the state.

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The objection was made by Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar and was signed by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Both are Republicans. The two chambers now have two hours to debate the challenge.

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1346885210047209473

Watch the moment it happened again, it was truly an iconic moment:

OBJECTED.@RepGosar @tedcruz pic.twitter.com/HdQQbcDS4z

— Arizona Republican Party (@AZGOP) January 6, 2021

It looks like this certification process will go longer than expected.

Considering Congress gets two hours to debate to any states that have been objected by at least one Representative and one Senator.