“After so much uncertainty about the election outcome in places like Arizona, in places like Georgia, states around the country, were going through the legal process of engaging in a … review under state law,” Pence said. “I got updates on that, passed that along, and it was no more, no less than that.”

According to the Post’s report, Trump also called Ducey, prodding the Republican governor to find enough fraudulent votes to help overturn his narrow loss to Joe Biden in the state.

Since Ducey’s refusal to overturn the state’s election results in 2020, he has been a political punching bag for Trump, who has called him a “RINO” — Republican in Name Only — and “one of the worst Governors in America.” But Ducey, who has since left office after reaching his term limit, has stood by his decision, saying he was “loyal to the Constitution and the law.”

Trump is under federal investigation over efforts he and allies may have taken to attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. He is also facing a state investigation in Georgia on similar allegations; in a recording of a call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Trump can be heard asking Raffensperger to “find” more votes.