Arizona already has previous law precedent where a governor war removed by court order due to an election ruling. Thomas Edward Campbell was removed and replaced with George W. P. Hunt. That case took almost 1 year to be ruled on. Thomas Edward Campbell was governor for all the time before being removed. So even if Hobbs is inaugurated, that doesn't mean she can't be removed. However, the question remains, how corrupt is the Arizona court system.

This case would hopefully pave the way to fix things in Georgia. It would be interesting to see what the results are for the redo election versus the old one. If they are significantly different, that should give people pause. I would assume this is a more Republican leaning district, so the cheating wouldn't be anything on the scale of the Democrat controlled districts, but would be interesting to see how much there was.