Former President Donald Trump escalated his baseless voter fraud claims in Phoenix on Saturday, saying that Democrats can't win any elections without cheating—after Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs urged the Republican to get over his 2020 election loss.

Hobbs, a Democrat, encouraged Trump to "take your loss, accept it and move on" Friday night, a day before the former president spoke at the "Rally of Save Our Elections" event organized by Turning Point Action, a conservative group.

As the state Senate continues a months-long audit of the ballots in Maricopa County, Trump opened his speech at the rally by claiming there's "no way Democrats win elections without cheating.".

The former president continued to push his voter fraud conspiracy theory throughout the address, thanking Republicans who have indicated support for his effort to overturn the election and condemning those who have fought against it, including former Vice President Mike Pence.

Capitol following a rally in which Trump pushed baseless voter fraud claims.