Kari Lake's Financial Disclosures Under Scrutiny

The GOP Senate candidate made significant earnings from speeches, book royalties, and a consulting role with a company led by the former Arizona GOP chairman she accused of bribery.

Kari Lake, a former TV anchor and current GOP Senate candidate in Arizona, made at least $175,000 from paid speeches and book royalties in 2023.
Lake was also paid $101,507 by Superfeed Technologies, a company once owned by former Arizona GOP chairman Jeff DeWit, whom she accused of trying to bribe her to stay out of politics.
Lake's financial disclosures have come under scrutiny after it emerged she was paid for up to 15 months of service with Superfeed Technologies.
DeWit resigned as GOP chairman after Lake threatened to release a 'damaging' audio recording, in which DeWit appeared to suggest a financial payment to Lake not to compete for the state's Senate seat.
Lake's financial disclosures also showed she received $100,000 for her book with Winning Team Publishing, a company cofounded by Trump Jr., and $75,000 in speaking fees to various organizations.