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Board certifies special CD‑7 results, approves precinct boundary changes and creates a new justice precinct
Summary
The board canvassed and certified the Sept. 23 special general election for Congressional District 7, approved establishment of new voting precincts and updated justice court precinct lines (including adding a justice precinct), and heard public concerns about early voting access and mail ballots.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously certified the results of the Sept. 23 special general election in Congressional District 7 and approved a set of voting‑precinct boundary changes, including the creation of a new justice court precinct to address caseload imbalances.
Scott Jarrett, director of elections, summarized the CD‑7 election: Maricopa County recorded 9,209 ballots cast, with approximately 80 percent returned by mail. The county used eight vote centers for the contest, phased opening was 27 days before election day, and adjudication and duplication numbers were small (44 adjudicated ballots;…
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