County Administrator says departure not elections-related
TUCSON, Ariz. — Cochise County Elections Director Tim Mattix will step down from the role later this month, according to a news release from the county Tuesday afternoon.
"I am greatly disappointed that I will not be able to continue in this role. I was hoping to have provided stability for the elections department through the 2024 elections season. I have tried to lay a foundation for the department to continue to improve operations and make enhancements into the future," Mattix wrote in his letter of resignation.
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