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Top officials in Arizona’s Maricopa County agree on how to oversee elections, ending a legal battle

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Top officials in Arizona’s Maricopa County agree on how to oversee elections, ending a legal battle

PHOENIX (AP) — Election officials in Arizona’s most populous county reached an agreement this week on how to jointly oversee the vote, ending a prolonged legal battle. Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap sued the predominantly GOP…

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