After watching Democratic voters in more than 20 other states choose who they would like to see challenge President Donald Trump in November, Arizona will finally have its voice heard this week. Technically, voting has been occurring since early ballots were mailed out last month but on Tuesday the votes will begin to be tallied up. As of the end of last week, the Coconino County Recorder’s Office had received 42% of the more than 26,000 early ballots that had been sent out. That percentage is a little lower than the amount the office received back by the same time during the last presidential preference election in 2016, county recorder Patty Hansen said. At that time they had received just over 50% of early ballots back, Hansen added.

Source: Daily Sun March 15, 2020 14:15 UTC