As systems come back online, officials must figure out how to protect against a catastrophic breakdown in November.
For now, residents who don’t provide documentation will have to use a federal form, or risk having their registration rejected. County recorders could face charges.
Newly released text messages show a private pressure campaign to get the issue on the agenda.
Detectives in Maricopa County arrested the temporary employee after finding the security fob in his house. Now all machines need to be reprogrammed and tested.
The paint just dried on the county’s new elections building. Will new people in a new place pull off a successful election?
As systems come back online, officials must figure out how to protect against a catastrophic breakdown in November.
For now, residents who don’t provide documentation will have to use a federal form, or risk having their registration rejected. County recorders could face charges.
Newly released text messages show a private pressure campaign to get the issue on the agenda.
Detectives in Maricopa County arrested the temporary employee after finding the security fob in his house. Now all machines need to be reprogrammed and tested.
The paint just dried on the county’s new elections building. Will new people in a new place pull off a successful election?
Bryan Blehm has not shown remorse, state bar attorneys told a Supreme Court disciplinary judge in recommending stiff punishment.
Election officials are running tests and soliciting advice on handling the extra paper.
A rise in disciplinary actions prompts a debate about when their conduct crosses the line.
Lawmaker says his plan would reduce frivolous court challenges and improve voter trust. Some Democrats worry about confidentiality.
While America waits for results, Runbeck’s machines scan tens of thousands of envelopes for the nation’s largest swing county.
Peggy Judd, facing felony charges over 2022 election actions, says she feels betrayed by people who promised help with legal defense.
Where is the first tally supposed to happen? Lawmakers scramble to clarify their intent.
Recorder Stephen Richer takes the filing as an admission of liability on Lake’s part, writing “Kari: You lied.”
A village on the Tohono O’odham Nation poses a big test of the county’s efforts to improve access to the ballot in rural areas.
The checks by election officials are likely to disproportionately affect naturalized citizens, younger voters, and college students.
City and town clerks are begging state lawmakers to fix a new law enacted last month that will require their offices to be open at a time when they don’t provide any election services.
An Arizona grand jury alleged that Supervisors Tom Crosby and Peggy Judd engaged in a conspiracy and interference after the midterm election.
Early voting is about to begin for the state’s March 19 presidential preference election, but only Democrats and Republicans can participate.
The southern Arizona county is torn on next steps after shutting down a state grant to test new ballot paper with watermarks.
How Arizona’s divided legislature united behind a solution that sets the primary for July 30 this year and changes how mail-in ballots are verified.