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Home>Brandon Quester, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

Brandon Quester, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

brandon.quester@azcir.org

Recent Articles from Brandon Quester, Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

Some Arizona voters find ‘convenience voting’ adds to their confusion
Capitol Insiders April 15, 2013

Arizona ranks low in election performance

Arizona’s rate of rejected ballots and high numbers of provisional and early voting and absentee ballots submitted has landed the state in the bottom third of all U.S. states for election performance in previous elections.

Capitol Insiders April 8, 2013

Rejected ballots reflect continuing problems in Arizona’s elections

Tens of thousands of ballots cast in Arizona’s 2012 election were rejected by elections officials, indicating continued communication and voter education problems in the state, according to an analysis by the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting.

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