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PHOENIX - Gina Swoboda has been elected as the new chair of the Arizona Republican Party following Jeff DeWit's resignation over a leaked audio recording.
An audio recording surfaced recently where Jeff DeWit appeared to offer former TV news anchor and candidate for Senate, Kari Lake, money in order to keep her out of the 2024 election cycle.
Arizona GOP Chairman resigns: Jeff DeWit was at center of audio recording controversy
The leader of the Arizona Republican Party has announced his resignation, in a long letter where he leveled criticism against Senate candidate Kari Lake over recent controversy involving an audio recording.
AZ GOP spokesperson Dajana Zlaticanin confirmed Swoboda's win following a mandatory Arizona GOP meeting on Jan. 27.
Swoboda also posted on X after the win, saying she was proud to have the support of former President Donald Trump.
Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers said Swoboda won 67% of the votes.
Gina Swoboda and Wendy Rogers. Photo courtesy of Wendy Rogers