About that; here's something to give you pause...
https://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/092623_election_official_turnover/98-arizonans-will-have-new-elections-officials-2024/
Also:
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/09/1242811437/election-voting-officials-threats-turnover
From that article above at NPR, here's a figure from the nationwide study:
"The researchers measured whether a local election office changed hands over a 4-year cycle. In 2022 (the most recent year with complete data), the turnover rate was 39%, compared to 28% in 2004.
A chart showing election official turnover rate since the 2000 election.
Courtesy of the Bipartisan Policy Center
In recent years, as the attrition began to snowball, experts worried the impact on 2024 could be disastrous.
New election officials tend to make more mistakes, and conspiracy theories about voting tend to focus on honest mishaps to try to build a false narrative that voting more broadly can't be trusted."
The article does go on to remark that overall & especially in large metro areas the new officials coming in still have a fair bit of experience. But IMO, Arizona may be a bellwether for "issues" that YOU KNOW the RW media will play up into a storm like in 2020.