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Arizona AG gives county OK for full ballot hand counts
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Arizona’s Republican attorney general says county officials can hand-count all ballots in at least five races from the Nov. 8 election. An opinion issued Friday from Mark Brnovich's office gives a green light to GOP officials in at least two counties who have been clamoring for hand counts.
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Arizona and Nevada counties plan to hand count ballots for midterms
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Arizona AG gives county OK for full ballot hand counts
Officials in a rural county in southeastern Arizona are backing a hand count of all ballots in November’s midterm election alongside the machine count. But the Cochise County attorney’s office
In rural Cochise County, Arizona, there will likely be a delay before the official results of the November 8th elections are known. That’s because a panel of county supervisors this week voted a...
By Fredreka Schouten Two counties in Western battleground states are moving forward with plans to hand count ballots in this year’s consequential midterm elections — a sign of the deep distrust of electronic vote tallying machines in some pockets of the country.
Cochise County Board of Supervisors in Arizona backpedaled on a decision to hand count all ballots in the upcoming midterm elections, opting instead to only hand count some of them.
Arizona’s Republican attorney general says county officials can hand-count all ballots in at least five races from the Nov. 8 election. An opinion issued Friday from Mark Brnovich's office gives a green light to GOP officials in at least two counties who have been clamoring for hand counts.
PHOENIX — Arizona's Republican attorney general has issued an opinion saying county officials can hand-count all ballots in at least five races from the Nov. 8 election, a move that gives a green light to GOP officials in at least two counties who have been clamoring for hand counts.
