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The city clerk, Rana Faraj, has been fired for that and other reasons, the mayor says.

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The FBI subpoenaed the Arizona Senate for records related to the controversial audit of election results in the state’s most populous county. The documents could include ballot images.

The problems we saw in the Texas primary could be a preview of November if Trump succeeds in changing voting procedures.

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