How a decades-old ‘administrative error’ could impact 97,000 Arizona voters
The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office and the Arizona Secretary of State are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to rule on ballots of nearly 100,000 registered state voters after a two-decades-old “administrative error” was discovered.
The voters, most of whom are Republicans, attested that they were U.S. citizens. A coding glitch means officials can't ...
The Republican chair of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in Arizona has endorsed a Democrat to replace him. “I am ...
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An error that was discovered in the way Arizona verifies citizenship could prevent nearly 100,000 residents from voting in ...
Pinal County has begun an audit of its voting systems after one of its leaders raised doubts about the results of the July 30 ...
The Arizona Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether close to 100,000 registered voters will be able to cast a ballot ...
and Moore was one of three retired election experts who debunked the partisan "audit" of ballots in Maricopa County ordered by the Arizona Senate after the 2020 presidential election. He said ...
State officials are investigating a glitch impacting the voting status and ballots of some people living in Arizona who have not provided documentation of U.S. citizenship.
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Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows contended that Arizona can't hold him accountable for charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election.
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