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A Brawl in Arizona Over Who Gets to Run Elections

A Brawl in Arizona Over Who Gets to Run Elections
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Maricopa County, Arizona, is experiencing an intense internal conflict between the county recorder and the board of supervisors over election administration. The dispute has raised concerns about the integrity of upcoming midterm elections and the potential for political interference.

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The breakdown of cooperation in a key battleground county highlights the fragility of local election infrastructure in the face of intense partisan polarization.

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The fight playing out in Maricopa County could be a harbinger of things to come.

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The framing emphasizes the threat to democratic processes and highlights the involvement of figures associated with election denialism.

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