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  1. Maricopa County operates under the election laws of the state of Arizona.
  2. Voters in Maricopa County, Arizona, can vote at any designated voting center.
  3. Voters in Maricopa County are casting ballots for Congress and the Arizona Corporation Commission.

The race for the Arizona Corporation Commission seat is leading, backed by a far-right caucus, amid rivalry over school voucher program policy.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 9
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The race for the Arizona Corporation Commission seat is leading, backed by a far-right caucus, amid rivalry over school voucher program policy.

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ArizonaFreedom CaucusKevin Thompson

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  1. Kevin Thompson is contesting for the state corporation commissioner role in Arizona.1 source
  2. Kevin Thompson, Nick Myers, and Ralph Heap were involved in a GOP primary election challenge while also serving on the Corporation Commission.Sub-event
  3. Kevin Thompson and Ralph Heap are seeking seats on a utility regulator.Sub-event
  4. Leading for the Az Corp Commission seat, the race is backed by a far-right caucus and centers on school voucher policy.1 source

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Voters in Maricopa County are casting ballots for Congress and the Arizona Corporation Commission. All 1 developments

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