Following reports of voter intimidation in Maricopa County, Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly told KGUN 9 Thursday that there have been no reports of voter intimidation in the county.
“We should not be thinking that that is the norm and thinking that that’s ok,” she said. “That is completely inappropriate.”There will be 15 Pima County sites open for early in-person voting, each with a 75-foot buffer zone for voters only.“We will never hesitate to intervene, to de-escalate if we can,” she said. “And if not, we will call the appropriate authorities. Because these are protected rights. Your right to vote is protected.
Voter advocate organizations like Mi Familia Vota say, in the end, these groups end up doing more harm than good.
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