Key county officials refuted misinformation about vote counting spreading on Twitter, among other platforms.
"We're here in Maricopa County, we've got residents of Maricopa County that are trying to do the right thing and understand what the truth is, and a lot of this misinformation is being spread by people who don't even live here in Maricopa County," Gates said.
For the past two years, Maricopa County has been ramping up efforts to combat misinformation, which has especially affected the area.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said the county is "committed to protect the free vote in a republic."
As of Monday morning, the Maricopa County recorder's office received 974,760 early voting packets and signature verified 965,000 of those, according to county Recorder Stephen Richer.