Election 2026

Pinal County officials warn against threats to election workers

The PCSO's K-9 unit conducted a sweep of the Pinal County Elections Office at the request of Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis in response to a powdery substance that was sent to the Arizona Secretary of State's office.

Pinal County

Pinal County law enforcement and election officials have issued a warning that threats and intimidation against election workers will not be tolerated.

The statements from Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple and Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis follow an Oct. 15 incident in which an envelope containing white powder was received by the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office.

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Pinal County officials warn against threats to election workers

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