Maricopa County is one of the largest counties in the United States. It is almost Vermont’s size and has more residents than 25 states.

The county is the economic factor of the state, at least, mainly forms the national identity.

During the 2024 election, the county experienced political overhaul. The Maricopa County Committee, which supervises everything, from land use issues and local public health to restaurants, and animal shelters, welcomed three new members in 2025. : 1 A majority of the Republican Party.

Justin heap has stepped into the position of the recorder of the county that handles the election procedure. So far he wasn’t very loud because he wanted to get out of his first year, but he worked closely with the Director Committee in a new election agreement and did his list. It is listed in.

Jerry Sheridan has become a sheriff in Maricopa County And he has expressed his commitment to following the Melheses Court’s order. Merrelless case In 2008, it began in 2008 when a Latin driver was claimed to be racially introduced and appealed for the Sheriff’s Office. Still worth noting Backlog of complaint survey of domestic politics I will sort.

There are many new faces that deal with many familiar problems. All illegal immigrants, sports venues, and prison taxes are on the county list to work in the next few months. But how does New Blood approach old business?

This week, the host at The Gaggle, a political podcast by AzCenteral.com by the Republic of Arizona Ron Hansen and Mary Joe Pitzle County political reporter has been added Sasha Fupka。 Together, they analyze major changes in the largest county in the state.

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This article was originally published in the Republic of Arizona. Changing the staff in Maricopa County means a new idea about the same problem.