Arizona Gov. Hobbs gives state employees paid leave to volunteer as poll workers
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an executive order Thursday to encourage state employees to volunteer as poll workers in upcoming elections.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an executive order Thursday to encourage state employees to volunteer as poll workers in upcoming elections.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs allocated $2.3 million in funding and issued three executive orders to address concerns about the state's elections.
The executive orders will authorize paid civic duty leave for state employees to serve as poll workers, make state buildings available as polling locations, and more.
An Arizona elections task force created by Gov. Katie Hobbs proposed several best practices and reform changes following its final meeting.
The Bipartisan Elections Task Force formed by Governor Katie Hobbs had its second meeting this month, to continue working towards its goal of making elections safer and more secure.