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Arizonas abrupt switch to an age-based COVID-19 vaccine rollout this week means some people 55 and older can get vaccinated, but that change is not consistent statewide. The new model is a hybrid. While the state is now emphasizing age-based vaccination, counties have the job of prioritizing the vaccination of front-line essential workers and vulnerable communities as they see fit. Its a simpler process, with the switch influenced by the decision that an age-based approach more quickly reach...

Judge rules Maricopa County must provide 2020 ballots to Arizona Senate for audit under subpoenas Jen Fifield, Arizona Republic © David Wallace/The Republic Maricopa County Elections employee Charles Cooley tabulates the few thousand remaining ballots at the Maricopa County Elections headquarters in Phoenix, Ariz., on November 12, 2020. Maricopa County will turn over ballots from the November general election to the Arizona Senate and provide the Senate access to its voting ...

Maricopa County will turn over  ballots from the November general election to the Arizona Senate and provide the Senate access to its voting machines so it can conduct an audit, after a judges ruling Friday. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Timothy Thomason said that the subpoenas issued by the Arizona Senate are valid. He said he disagreed with the countys arguments that they were unlawful and that the county legally could not hand over the ballots. In response, Maricopa County Board of ...

Put Americans first! US Rep. Debbie Lesko wants undocumented immigrants to get COVID-19 vaccines last Theyre very good workers, Debbie Lesko said. But she backed a change to a COVID bill that ran counter to county, state and Homeland Security vaccine guidelines. Author: Brahm Resnik Updated: 4:32 AM MST February 16, 2021 PHOENIX — Republican Congresswoman Debbie Lesko of Peoria urged a U.S. House committee to move undocumented immigrants to the back of the line...

Republicans in control of the Arizona state Senate failed to hold the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in contempt for refusing to turn over election-related materials failed by one vote.

Print this article Maricopa County refuses to turn over elections equipment and ballots from the November general election to the Arizona Senate, escalating a fight between the dueling government bodies over election integrity oversight. The Board of Supervisors, which announced its audit of the countys election machines on Jan. 27, missed a Tuesday noon deadline to comply with a Senate subpoena following a meeting with the boards attorneys, a local Fox affiliate reported. Three days after Ma...

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is again refusing to buckle to pressure from Republicans who control the Arizona Senate and turn over election equipment and ballots from November's general election.

Maricopa County still refusing demand by Arizona Senate on election By Bob Christie Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ignores subpoena from AZ Senate PHOENIX (AP) - The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is again refusing to buckle to pressure from Republicans who control the Arizona Senate and turn over elections equipment and ballots from November’s general election. The Republican-dominated board on Feb. 2 let a noon deadline for complying with a Senate subpoena pass without acting af...

Hundreds of COVID-19 vaccine doses thrown away in Maricopa County MGN 553 COVID vaccine doses were wasted in five different distribution sites PHOENIX (KYMA, KECY) - While Yuma County residents become hopeful for a COVID-19 vaccine, another county in Arizona is throwing them away. AzFamily reported Maricopa County has thrown our more than 500 COVID-19 vaccines. Sources say it contained the information through a public records request. Of which 553 doses were wasted in five distribution sites; C...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... PHOENIX — More than 500 unused doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been discarded in Arizona’s most populous county, according to health officials who say doing so helps maintain quality. The Maricopa County Department of Public Health had to waste 553 doses across five distribution sites between Dec....