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Maricopa County Supervisor Mark Stewart said that technical issues caused disruptions for a small number of Election Day voters on Tuesday morning.

KEVIN STONE

Technical issues disrupt a small number of Maricopa County voters on Election Day

How Maricopa County voting update impacts 2026 primary election

SERENA O'SULLIVAN

Election changes could lead to quicker results in Maricopa County, Adrian Fontes says

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap is encouraging voters to take advantage of a new in-person voting option designed to produce faster election results.

KEVIN STONE

Here’s how Arizona voters who drop off early ballots on Election Day can speed up results

KEVIN STONE

Phoenix mayor says TSMC’s $265 billion investment is historic on multiple levels

DAMON ALLRED

Fontes calls Trump’s primetime election claims a ‘fantasyland,’ remains confident in infrastructure

Hyundai Hope on Wheels supports childhood cancer research

SERENA O'SULLIVAN

Hyundai earns Community Spotlight for giving more than $301M to childhood cancer research

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Kate Brophy McGee said the voters are the ultimate winners after a settlement was reached in the board’s yearlong battle with Recorder Justin Heap over election responsibilities.

KEVIN STONE

Maricopa County leader says deal with recorder is ‘huge win for our voters’

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