Secretary of State did not question lack of polls; Recorder admits she underestimated

Secretary of State Michele Reagan details how it wasn't her legal responsibility to ensure that counties had enough polling places for last week's presidential primary but concedes she should have raised concerns after learning there were plans for just 60 polling places in Maricopa County.
Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer

Secretary of State Michele Reagan details how it wasn't her legal responsibility to ensure that counties had enough polling places for last week's presidential primary but concedes she should have raised concerns after learning there were plans for just 60 polling places in Maricopa County.

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