Fewer polling locations, huge registration errors, and missing votes are just a few reasons the results of the Arizona primary are extremely questionable. The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the Arizona primary's apparent election fraud last month. The DOJ's civil rights division sent a letter to Maricopa County requesting information to determine whether the county complied with federal election law.

The amount of voter suppression Arizona voters experienced on Tuesday night may be unparalleled—the entire day of voting was a complete disaster, so much so that a class action election fraud lawsuit has been filed.

With less than 1 percent of the precincts reporting, the election was called within minutes for Hillary Clinton, while thousands of voters still waited in line—an extremely unethical move on the part of the cable networks, as it discouraged these voters to express their democratic voice.

Bernie Sanders was expecting a tight race, perhaps even a marginal win, yet shockingly saw initial numbers at 36 to Clinton’s 61 percent. By the end of the night, he had risen to 40 percent as she dropped to 58 percent.