Sasha Hupka

In 2023, Fontes wrote a policy into the state's election procedures manual directing counties that assign voters to polling places to allow

The high court’s decision to effectively neuter a key section of the Civil Rights Era law is likely to ripple into the battleground state’s next redistricting cycle. Experts said its full implications for the state’s maps remain unclear.

New lawsuits argue David Marshall can’t hold any government job until 2027, even though he resigned from the state legislature to do so.

Legal threats and insults are flying as top officials feud over control of the primary election.

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Heap sent a letter to the Maricopa board asserting his office’s authority over ballot drop boxes and warning of criminal penalties

A prosecutor told Recorder Justin Heap that he needed to refer the voters to the state AG for further investigation and that he wasn't using the right process to change their registration status.

This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access.

Recorder Justin Heap has asked a judge to hold the county board in civil contempt of court, escalating a longstanding and messy dispute over election control.

Heap's filing in Maricopa County Superior Court accuses supervisors of flouting an April 16 judgment from the same bench that ordered them to return