PHOENIX – In a ruling issued Thursday, an Arizona judge rejected Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap’s request to stop an election system audit authorized by the Board of Supervisors (BOS). Heap, a ...

A Maricopa County judge rejected Recorder Justin Heap’s request to immediately block the Board of Supervisors from overseeing a third-party audit of the county’s voting systems.

The ruling means the Board of Supervisors can continue parsing a database that the recorder feared was vulnerable to "code bombs." ...

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap asked the court to stop the audit, but the judge said he hadn’t established that supervisors’ actions violated the law.

The turf war between the county's Board of Supervisors and its recorder involves a dispute over parsing a massive voter database.

While conducting post-election protocols, Maricopa County elections officials discovered over 2,200 uncounted ballots.

Justin Heap, a MAGA-aligned Republican, has feuded with the GOP-controlled county board of supervisors over election duties.

The ballots were found in time to count, but the mistake underscored the rift between Maricopa County's board and its recorder.

Now, those districts that saw a loss will have to find ways to cut between hundreds of thousands of dollars to millions of ...

A Tolleson school board voted Tuesday against building a widely criticized $80 million domed football stadium.

The $80 million-plus addition to a new Tolleson Union High School District project may be approved soon, according to the ...