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Democrats claim AZ disenfranchises voters, file lawsuit

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//April 14, 2016//

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Democrats claim AZ disenfranchises voters, file lawsuit

Democrats claim AZ disenfranchises voters, file lawsuit

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//April 14, 2016//

Claiming a pattern of practices designed to discriminate, national and local Democratic Party interests want a federal judge to force changes in how the state runs its elections. Legal papers...

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