One of Stephen Miller’s allies is taking on a bigger role in Arizona’s elections

In a significant development for Arizona's electoral landscape, officials from Maricopa County, the state's most populous, have agreed to a joint oversight plan for future elections. This move signals a potential shift in control away from Stephen Miller’s allies, who have previously influenced election processes. The agreement aims to bolster election integrity and transparency, which is crucial as the county faces scrutiny over past election practices. This change could have broader implications for how elections are managed in the state, potentially reshaping the political dynamics at play.