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Official in Arizona county where some leaders embraced voting conspiracy theories plans to resign

  • An election official in Cochise County, David Stevens, plans to resign at the end of February after being sworn in for a third term in office.
  • The county did not disclose the reason for Stevens' resignation, but he stated he wants to prioritize his family and health.
  • Some Cochise County officials, including Tom Crosby and Peggy Judd, faced criminal charges for delaying the certification of election results.
  • Crosby and Judd protested alleged irregularities in Maricopa County, leading to Crosby's upcoming trial after pleading not guilty to charges.
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Official in Arizona county where some leaders embraced voting conspiracy theories plans to resign

Cochise County Record David Stevens’ plans to step down were revealed Friday, 10 days after he was sworn in for a third term in office.

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Votebeat broke the news in on Thursday, January 16, 2025.
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