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Mohave County supervisor won’t get immunity for choosing to hand count ballots

PHOENIX — Mohave County Supervisor Ron Gould isn’t going to get immunity for the next time he wants to hand count ballots.

In a brief order, the Arizona Supreme Court refused to disturb a decision by the state Court of Appeals that Gould is entitled to such an order. That ends the case.

But Gould said it doesn’t resolve the matter.

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