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Justin Heap

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Oct 19, 2026

James T. HarrisHOST
35:23
Yeah, it does seem that way.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
35:26
I mean, we hear from Justin, you know, recorder Justin Heap, and he talks about that there might be some delays before the ballots went out.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
35:34
And as you said, almost 2 million ballots went out.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
35:36
But here's one of the interesting things.
James T. HarrisHOST
1:18
... seem that way.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
1:20
I, I mean, w- we hear from Justin, you know, Recorder Justin Heap, and he talks about that there might be some delays before the ballots went out.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
1:28
And as you said, almost two million ballots went out.
Sergio ArellanoGUEST
1:31
But here's one of the interesting things.
Esther WickhamHOST
20:09
Now, in Maricopa County, Arizona, it's facing renewed tensions over election security after a live stream video showed two election employees working on a computer inside the county's tabulation center around Thanksgiving.
Esther WickhamHOST
20:23
1040 at night on october 7th county recorder justin heap's office reported the matter to federal authorities rather than the board of supervisors which drew criticism from the board chair brophy mcgee now brophy mcgee says the employees were performing assigned duties they were uploading ballot style data to an offline computer used to print duplicates of damaged ballots not to count votes.
Esther WickhamHOST
20:50
And this dispute follows a summer agreement resolving litigation between the two offices over election responsibility, including a $15 million for a separate IT system for heaps office and shared oversight of the existing system.
Esther WickhamHOST
21:10
Now, as Election Day approaches, we're only a few weeks away.
Zak PaineHOST
49:37
And of course, they are part of the Maricopa County election fraud machine.
Zak PaineHOST
49:42
And it turns out that when Justin Heap's office yesterday, I had asked, I said, we haven't heard any statements from Justin Heap about what happened in that room and the employee that was using USB drives to plug into those computers.
Zak PaineHOST
49:55
But apparently, Justin Heap's office, when they learned about this video, they called the FBI in to investigate.
Zak PaineHOST
50:01
Now, News 12 says that these are bogus election allegations against the Maricopa County Board.
Zak PaineHOST
50:07
But heaps top staffers did the right thing.
Zak PaineHOST
50:32
County Board Chair Kate Brophy-McGee, who put out the statement saying, we can explain all of this, we talked about that yesterday, said he could have cleared things up with a phone call.
Zak PaineHOST
50:42
Well, here's the thing.
Zak PaineHOST
50:43
After years of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors obstructing and effectively leading the efforts to steal elections in Maricopa County, For what reason would Justin Heap have to trust this woman or anyone else on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors? The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors also tried to strip Justin Heap of his protected and legislated duties to implement elections in Maricopa County.
Zak PaineHOST
61:59
I don't trust Maricopa County as far as I can throw them.
Zak PaineHOST
62:02
I haven't heard Justin Heap talk about this, but I feel like that would be valuable.
MichelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:07
Um, that's by design.
MichelleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:10
It's not part of the logic and accuracy testing as prescribed by law and by the, uh, election procedures manual, the EPM.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:05
KTAR News 92.3 and the KTAR News app.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:10
Okay, joining us in studio is the Maricopa County Recorder, Justin Heap.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:13
As always, we appreciate you coming in studio with us.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:17
Obviously, we got to talk about the elections.

8 MINS LATER

Justin HeapGUEST
8:09
You know, it doesn't really affect, you know, our operations in any way.
Justin HeapGUEST
8:13
So I think we can just move forward.
Mike BroomheadHOST
8:15
All right, so what I'd like to do, the recorder Justin Heap is with us.
Mike BroomheadHOST
8:18
He has agreed to stay one more segment.
Christine JonesGUEST
13:46
You're talking about the current recorder.
Mark BrodyHOST
13:47
Current recorder, yeah, Justin Heap.
Christine JonesGUEST
13:48
Yeah, 'cause the, the pr- the previous one was not quite as given to conspiracies.
Christine JonesGUEST
13:52
But, I mean, I guess he has to answer these questions.
Christine JonesGUEST
14:19
Oh, Justin.
Christine JonesGUEST
14:19
I'm sorry.
Mark BrodyHOST
14:19
Justin Heap, yeah.
Mark BrodyHOST
14:20
Jason, w- like, what does this...
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Strong values, strong opinions, The Mike Broomhead Show, KTAR News 92.3, and the KTAR News app.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:10
Okay, joining us in studio is the Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:13
Uh, as always, we appreciate you coming in studio with us.
Justin HeapGUEST
0:16
Of course.

8 MINS LATER

Justin HeapGUEST
8:08
Um, you know, it doesn't, it doesn't really affect, you know, our operations in any way, so I, I think we can just move forward.
Mike BroomheadHOST
8:15
All right.
Mike BroomheadHOST
8:15
So what I'd like to do, uh, the, the Recorder Justin Heap is with us.
Mike BroomheadHOST
8:18
He has agreed to stay one more segment.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:06
So let's talk about elections.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:07
Nine o'clock this morning, we are going to have the county recorder, Justin Heap, will join us to get some answers as to what's happening at the, at the county for early voting and the tabulation center and the videos.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:18
We had Kate Brophy McGee, who is the chairwoman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, talking about the tabulation center and a video that's out.
Mike BroomheadHOST
0:26
If you haven't seen the video, the video shows two tabulation center employees in the office late at night, and it looks as if they're using a USB.
Mike BroomheadHOST
1:56
Maricopa County sent out mail out-- uh, mail, mail, it says mail out, but mail-in ballots.
Mike BroomheadHOST
2:02
Um, sent mail out ballots last week, but some voters still haven't received them according to the recorder's office.
Mike BroomheadHOST
2:09
Um, it says here the recorder, Justin Heap, said voters who still don't have their ballots by the end of the week, which would be today, should contact his office for a replacement.
Mike BroomheadHOST
2:18
Here's a quote, "We saw some similar delays during the primary.
Mike BroomheadHOST
14:34
We talked about the, there is a, there is no doubt that there is a huge rift between, uh, members of the Board of Supervisors ac- uh, as, as, uh, Mr. Heep, the county recorder, called out by name Thomas Galvin.
Mike BroomheadHOST
14:48
Um, so, uh, there is obviously no friendship, no g- uh, good feelings really between Thomas Galvin and Justin Heap.
Mike BroomheadHOST
14:57
But as both offices have said here on the air, their staff works very well together, that I think both sides take pride in pulling off a good election.
Mike BroomheadHOST
15:10
You need to know that the election is being done the right way.

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