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No rules for Maricopa as it replaces faulty ballot printers, spends $8 million tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
After relying on retail-grade printers to print hundreds of thousands of ballots on the spot and then experiencing a countywide Election Day breakdown, Maricopa County is planning on spending millions to buy much larger, high-performance printers for each of its 2024 polling places.

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