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Mishandled ballots deepened political rifts, but didn't tip Maricopa County races
Maricopa County's likely record turnout for off-year campaigns was overshadowed by the late discovery of thousands of uncounted ballots. Read More
Over 2,200 uncounted ballots discovered at Maricopa County Elections facility
While conducting post-election protocols, Maricopa County elections officials discovered over 2,200 uncounted ballots. Read More
Public health measure, other Arizona races go down to the wire

A measure to fund nearly $900 million in public health improvements was narrowly passing in Maricopa County. Mesa City Council member Julie Spilsbury conceded in her recall race. Voters approved many ... Read More
Valleywise Health measure gains ground. Which Nov. 4 races are still too close to call?

Maricopa County's Proposition 409, a measure to fund public health improvements, was leading with 51.4% of the vote. While many local measures were decided, bond issues in Avondale and Glendale ... Read More
What's winning, losing in Maricopa County races

Initial election results show a close race for a measure to fund improvements to Maricopa County's public health system. In Mesa, a Republican City Council member who supported Kamala Harris in 2024 ... Read More
What’s on the ballot? What to know about upcoming Maricopa County election

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — While this year’s election may not get as much attention as the midterms or the presidential race, voters in Maricopa County are being asked some important questions this November ... Read More
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