The Attorney General's Office said True the Vote has rebuffed all requests to share information with law enforcement and raised money off the effort.
Republican candidates for top statewide offices in Arizona have said they believe what they saw in the election-conspiracy movie"2000 Mules."
But the moviemakers have since refused to release any of their supposed data to law enforcement groups even after promising to do so, the Attorney General's Office said in the two-page letter Friday. Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has said the movie's producer, right-wing activist Dinesh D'Souza, is a"patriot" and that the movie showed how the conspiracy worked.
Abe Hamadeh, the Republican candidate for state attorney general, has also portrayed the film as truthful.
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