Jen Fifield

Jen Fifield

Senior Reporter

Jen Fifield previously covered Maricopa County and Phoenix for The Arizona Republic, including the high-profile review of the county’s 2020 election. Prior to that, she covered politics and government for local newspapers in Maryland and state policy for Stateline, a news service run by The Pew Charitable Trusts. She has won several regional press awards in Arizona and Maryland for her investigative, feature, politics and education reporting. Jen is a Phoenix native and graduated from Arizona State University’s Cronkite School.

The Secretary of State’s Office shut down the site for a week after discovering unusual activity ahead of the July 15 primary.

A flurry of letters seek access to voter rolls and details on registration procedures, in support of Trump’s directives.

Lawsuit cites conflict between Arizona law and state constitution. Expatriates ‘don’t have skin in the game,’ says a party leader.

Thomas Crosby files a claim for $300,000 as he fights charges for allegedly delaying certification of midterm results.

Two letters went out. One was a mistake. The other one explains how to ensure you can keep voting in state and local elections.

The voters were warned they would be moved to the inactive list if they didn’t respond. The Recorder’s Office said it was a printing error.

If approved, the accord would close out four years of litigation over a 2021 law that drew a challenge from groups representing voting rights groups.

The Senate budget includes $4.1 million for Justin Heap’s office, which is fighting for more control over elections.

Bipartisan legislation loosens the rules for finding workers, which is a struggle for small counties. Will that be enough?

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap says supervisors failed to negotiate who runs what parts of the county’s elections.