The top elected Republican in the country is abandoning the competitive Arizona Senate race, and potentially the Senate majority.

The United States conducts a census to periodically assess the population. The Census Bureau conducts the census every 10 years, counting the voting public. At the conclusion of each census, the results are used to calculate many factors in relation to states' needs. The last U.S. Census was taken in 2020. In addition to the obvious challenges of taking a census that year, with the pandemic altering daily activities, it seems there are massive miscounts of citizens that lean in a particular direction. The suspicious numbers have been noticed and reported on, and now the government is admitting its errors,