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Problem when calling function in react (repeated result)

I have a problem calling a function in React.

I have a login which takes as inputs an email and password and when I press the button I have defined that the function handleLogin is called. The code of this function is as follows:

const handleLogin = () => {
event.preventDefault();
getToken({ variables: { email: mailInputData, password: passwordInputData } });

if (dataResponse.data) {
  if (
    dataResponse.data.authLogin !== "User not found" &&
    dataResponse.data.authLogin !== "Wrong password"
  ) {
    localStorage.setItem('token', dataResponse.data.authLogin);
    window.location.href = "/dashboard";
  } else {
    Swal.fire({
      icon: "error",
      title: "Oops...",
      text: "Usuario o contraseña incorrectos",
    });
  }
}

};

The query to obtain the token is done through GraphQL using useLazyQuery.

const DATA_QUERY_LOGIN = gql`query ($email: String!, $password: String!) {
authLogin(email: $email, password: $password)}`;

const [getToken, dataResponse] = useLazyQuery(DATA_QUERY_LOGIN);

When the button is pressed, the handleLogin function is called in the following way:

<MDButton variant="gradient" color="dark" fullWidth onClick={handleLogin}>
            Login
          </MDButton>

If I type an incorrect username or password and press the button, I receive the corresponding "incorrect username or password" alert, but if I then type the correct username and password and press the button I still receive the "incorrect username or password" alert. I have to press the button again (without making a change in the inputs) to get the token back.

And always the same thing happens, if I press the button, change the value of the inputs to a correct user, and then press it again, I get exactly the same response as the previous GraphQL query, but if I press it again this time it returns the token.

Could someone please help me?

Thanks :)

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