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Heap takes early lead over Richer and Hiatt in Maricopa County Recorder primary

By Reagan Priest, Arizona Capitol Times//July 31, 2024//[read_meter]

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Heap takes early lead over Richer and Hiatt in Maricopa County Recorder primary

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Heap takes early lead over Richer and Hiatt in Maricopa County Recorder primary

By Reagan Priest, Arizona Capitol Times//July 31, 2024//[read_meter]

State Rep. Justin Heap is leading incumbent Stephen Richer and Don Hiatt in Tuesday’s Republican primary for Maricopa County Recorder as early results are reported.  Heap is up 2.5% over...

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