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Heap's latest filing in his lawsuit with the board of supervisors raises further questions about top officials' ability to work together to administer this year's midterm election in the key swing county.

A special prosecutor is looking into whether employees in the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office broke the law by allegedly removing a scanner and provisional ballot envelopes from the county’s vote tabulation headquarters amid a local election earlier this year.

Justin Heap says the board of supervisors sicced cops on his workers. The board says they snatched a ballot tabulator.

State law already mandates that voters casting ballots in person show photo ID or two non-photo documents bearing their name and address, such as a utility bill.

The state is supposed to keep the personal data of voters who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, or who work in the criminal justice system, confidential.

The Republican-controlled Arizona Legislature on Friday placed a measure on the November ballot that, if passed by voters, would significantly alter voting in the state

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After months of back-and-forth in court, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott Blaney ruled largely in Heap's favor on April 16, issuing an

A lower court had ordered the board of supervisors to transfer certain duties to Recorder Justin Heap, but appellate justices said it is too close to the primary to implement that directive

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