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Critics blast bill that would purge names from list of mail-in voters

Critics blast bill that would purge names from list of mail-in voters More than 300 elections bills have been filed this year in state legislatures around the country, according to the Brennan Center, which said the 23 bills in Arizona was third-highest in the country. (Source: Cronkite News) By Ryan Knappenberger | April 22, 2021 at 9:15 AM MST - Updated April 22 at 9:15 AM WASHINGTON Voting rights advocates and Arizona Democrats on Wednesday, April 21, denounced a bill that would remove voters from the Permanent Early Voting List, calling it an attempt to disenfranchise up to 150,000 voters, particularly those of color. SB 1485, which passed the House Tuesday and is expected to win final approval in the Senate, would remove people who fail to vote in two consecutive election cycles from the list of those who automatically get a ballot by mail. Under current law, voters are only removed from the list if they request to be dropped or their registration is canceled.

Arizona GOP Wants To Purge Non-Recent Voters From Early Voting List Who s Getting Kicked Off?

Voting by mail is wildly popular in Arizona, largely because of the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL). Republican state lawmakers plan to send to Gov. Doug Ducey a bill to purge from that list people who haven’t voted recently, meaning they will no longer automatically receive a ballot in the mail. Business groups, voting rights activists and Democrats have argued the law is unnecessary and will disenfranchise voters.  To learn about who would be kicked off the early ballot list, The Show spoke with Sam Almy, a Democratic data strategist who has broken down the effect of this bill.

Lone Arizona Republican votes no, blocking passage of bill targeting mail voting

You want to see a temper tantrum? : Arizona Republican sides with Democrats, blocks voting bill Jane C. Timm © Provided by NBC News A bill that would stop some voters from getting a ballot automatically mailed to them each election failed unexpectedly in Arizona’s state Senate Thursday after a single Republican joined Democrats in voting against the legislation. GOP state Sen. Kelly Townsend explained her surprise no vote on the state Senate floor amid a tense episode that saw the senator get into a heated confrontation with the bill s sponsor. I am for this bill, but I am not voting for it until after the audit, she said, referring to an audit orchestrated by Senate Republicans of ballots in Maricopa County reportedly set to get underway this week and last through mid-May. The audit is a continuation of GOP efforts to question the results of the 2020 election in a state President Joe Biden won by over 10,000 votes. His narrow victory prompted many Repu

Critics blast bill that would purge names from list of mail-in voters

Critics blast bill that would purge names from list of mail-in voters
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Critics blast bill that would purge names from list of mail-in voters

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