Stephen Richer, who served as the former Registrar of Voters for Maricopa County, is being cited as a comparative example regarding mail-in ballot usage.
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Updated Jun 10
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Stephen Richer, who served as the former Registrar of Voters for Maricopa County, is being cited as a comparative example regarding mail-in ballot usage.
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Former Maricopa County Registrar of Voters Stephen Richer cited regarding mail-in ballot usage.1 source
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Stephen Richer
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