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The county didn’t allocate enough resources for elections and failed to exercise full oversight of the office, even as rapid employee turnover prompted the hiring of inexperienced people who were struggling to communicate clearly.

It’s now clear that Pinal County’s former elections director, who had only been on the job a few months and has since been fired, didn’t order nearly enough ballots to account for a largely Republican populace that’s increasingly wary of voting by mail.īut it’s also clear that no one factor was responsible and there were plenty of warning signs no one heeded. No one knows whether those voters could have shifted the election outcomes, especially in close, local races farther down the ballot. The county still can’t say how many people weren’t able to vote in the primary. Officials had to scramble to send a second set of ballots to those voters. Pinal’s debacle on Election Day came right on the heels of another huge screw-up: In July, the elections department sent out more than 60,000 early ballots that didn’t include town elections. The county later determined that more than 20 precincts had ballot shortages on Election Day, leaving some voters to wait for hours to vote - or to simply give up. But some left anyway, without casting a ballot.įrustrations came to a head when one man grew so angry, he caused a disturbance at a polling place in a San Tan Valley school, according to the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office. He begged people not to leave, to wait in line as long as it took. Supervisor Mike Goodman went out and saw the frustration at polling sites around the county firsthand. The county supervisors were getting calls. This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access.

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