OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home.
They happen at the kitchen table when a voter fills out a ballot. At a neighborhood vote center. In county election offices, where ballots are verified and counted. Through the work of election administrators and volunteers who help make the process possible.
Elections shape the future of our state and country, but they are experienced locally.
