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GOP lawmaker takes 2 routes to eliminate voting centers
Republicans lawmakers advanced legislation Jan. 22 aimed at banning the use of voting centers.
Quicker election results bill clears first hurdle, Dems reject it
A bill that aims to accelerate vote counting in Arizona passed its first test Jan. 15 after the Senate Judiciary and Elections Committee approved it 4-3 along party lines.
Republicans to strive for speedy election system like Florida
Speeding up Arizona’s election results will be a major policy goal for ...
GOP lawmaker seems to agree with Dems about top billing on ballots
A Scottsdale Republican lawmaker has concluded that Democrats were ...
Finchem to propose several changes to election laws
Mark Finchem has apparently given up on his perennial bid to require that all ballots be counted by hand.
Legal challenges to elections switched in 2024 from results to administration
A long year of election litigation challenged all but the results, standing in stark contrast to 2022 and illustrating a shift toward tooling with election administration as opposed to lawsuits brought in individual races.
Why combat veterans are needed in the political process
America thrives when its citizens take ownership of its future. Veterans have already proven their dedication to this country, and our service doesn’t have to stop after combat or deployment. Together, let’s lead in this next chapter of service, one civic act at a time.
Arizona Republicans want quicker election results like in Florida
Republicans in the state Legislature pre-filed an elections bill that aims to make Arizona’s election system more like Florida’s, but there’s no guarantee the measure ...
Are legislators to blame for long vote counts?
If legislative leaders are really inspired to make positive progress that could actually result in new, pro-voter policies that would be signed by the governor, it seems like ...
Jane Andersen: Standing up to protect democracy
After the rash of accusations of fraudulent elections in 2020 and 2022, Jane Andersen was appointed as the Arizona state director for Mormon Women for Ethical Government, a nonprofit founded by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Arizona county recorders won’t have to check citizenship of federal-only voters, court rules
A federal judge has slapped down a bid by an Arizona group to force county recorders to immediately investigate whether more than 40,000 registered voters are citizens.
