Maricopa County Politics Watch · Mar 19 Daily Digest
Recorder's SAVE Voter Review
- 🔥 Hundreds Flagged as Ineligible: Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap is preparing to declare hundreds of voters...

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Scottsdale pushback intensifies against Host Hotels' plan to swap 72-acre Mesquite Golf Course for high-density Copper Residences via Phoenix...
Phoenix households face multi-year trash fee hikes amid a $20.8M shortfall:
Phoenix faces negligent training and supervision claims over off-duty officers' inaction during a deadly brawl.
Florida leads on election integrity with HB 991, requiring citizenship proof at polls after 2026—its SAVE Act version.
Mesa's city government is pushing to boost downtown economy by handing operations of its aging convention center (1974) and amphitheater (1979) to a...
Key developments in Heap's SAVE voter purge plan:
Proposition 479 is underway, led by ARIZCC, to continue Maricopa County's existing dedicated half-cent sales tax for transportation funding.
Standard procedural business dominated the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors' regular meeting:
Key Tempe City Council results shape local governance:
Key concession in Board-Recorder dispute: Supervisors voted to give Recorder Justin Heap control over early in-person voting, a demand from his suit...
Phoenix Police have shot and killed three people since Thursday, pushing the 2026 total to five fatalities in 2.5 months—nearly half of 2025's 11.
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Key legal risks in Heap's move to flag 137 suspected noncitizen voters as "not eligible":
Policy discrepancy exposed: Phoenix police chief vowed no assistance to ICE on immigration enforcement or asking status.
Democratic primary tensions rise in Maricopa-heavy AZ-4 as activist Kai Newkirk bids to unseat centrist Rep. Greg Stanton.