Federal Lawsuit Filed to Prevent Ballot Drop Box Watchers
The idea that they can't be anywhere "within sight" of a drop box, says they don't want anyone to see what is going on at the drop box.
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The idea that they can't be anywhere "within sight" of a drop box, says they don't want anyone to see what is going on at the drop box.
Two political groups that encourage voting for their members filed a restraining order against members of Clean Elections USA and its founder to prevent them from being too close to ballot drop boxes.The lawsuit claims many of those hanging around those boxes are tied to the elections organization.The lawsuit filed by the Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans and Voto Latino
Groups that help people sign up to vote are asking a federal judge to block a new state law that could leave some people without any registration. It also has a provision making it a felony to register another person without checking if they are signed up somewhere else.Attorney Daniel Arrellano is representing the groups Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans, Voto Latino,
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House passes bills to clear criminal records In this June 28, 2019, file photo, Tremayne Nez stands outside the Coconino County courthouse in Flagstaff. In June 2019, police wrongfully arrested him on suspicion of selling LSD after they mistook Nez, who is Navajo, for the actual suspect, also Native American. PHOTO BY FELICIA FONSECA/ASSOCIATED PRESS Tremayne Nez felt defenseless after Flagstaff police wrongfully arrested him in June 2019 on suspicion of selling LSD. Police mistook Nez, then 20, for someone else, and the fallout from the arrest was immediate on him and his family. His father,...