New Arizona law creates confusion on how counties must track dropped-off mail ballots
Election officials came away with differing interpretations, prompting lawmakers to step in and clarify their intent
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Election officials came away with differing interpretations, prompting lawmakers to step in and clarify their intent
House Concurrent Resolution 2032 needs a vote of the full Senate to be sent to the November ballot, where voters would get the final say.
Elections officials said they had a multitude of problems with the proposal from one of the most strident election deniers
What began the week as a political showdown ended as a compromise that will allow Arizona to avoid an impending election timeline issue that threatened to leave overseas and military voters disenfranchised and the state’s choice for president not being counted.
Arizona will hold its primary election in July and change how it processes mail ballots in legislation passed by the Republican Legislature expected to be signed by Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs.