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Maricopa County elections boss tells voter criticizing mail-in ballot to ‘go F- yourself

By Rebekah L. Sanders | The Republic

When a Goodyear voter complained on Facebook that his Nov. 7 ballot was confusing, Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes insulted him, attacked the voter’s mother and told him to “go F- yourself.”

The social-media tirade comes as Fontes, the only Democrat to run Maricopa County elections in recorded history, is under a microscope.

Related: Surprise campaign mailer made to look like a newspaper

He beat a longtime GOP elections chief in 2016 with promises of better representation and communication with voters and has faced suspicion from Republican officials and voters.

Tuesday’s local election is a litmus test for Fontes.

The new insert that Maricopa County voters see in their ballot materials is less crowded, but voters say it is still challenging to read.

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