Maricopa County Recorder's Voter Purge Plan
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Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap plans to refer 137 suspected noncitizen voters to law enforcement for prosecution, changing their registration status to not eligible until they prove citizenship. This move follows a review of voter rolls using a federal database, which flagged potential noncitizens. However, election lawyers and former officials argue that Heap may be skipping required steps for already registered voters, as state law mandates a specific notice giving them 35 days to respond with proof before any cancellation or referral. Heap claims past notices to affected voters count, but theres no sign of fresh warnings, and his team has dodged questions from reporters. The situation highlights ongoing tensions over voter roll accuracy in Arizona, with legal challenges likely ahead.
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