Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap takes some responsibility for a letter that confused thousands of county voters but says ...

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

After a letter on voter registration confused thousands of voters, the Maricopa County recorder is mailing a corrected ...

Justin Heap claimed his office didn't cause the error. Emails obtained by 12News reveal a staffer approved after the printer ...

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.

Wrong letter OK'd by recorder. An email exchange between Heap's office and the vendor paints a more nuanced story from Heap's version, although it confirms there were mistakes on both sides.