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Prison sought for Arizona official in ballot harvesting case

The Associated Press//July 7, 2022//

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Prison sought for Arizona official in ballot harvesting case

Prison sought for Arizona official in ballot harvesting case

The Associated Press//July 7, 2022//

Prosecutors are seeking a one-year prison sentence for a school board member in southern Arizona for illegally collecting four early ballots during the 2020 primary election. But if probation is...

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