Yavapai County just used the federal tool to expand access to the ballot, find dead voters, and identify a small number of noncitizens, potentially creating a model for responsible use of SAVE.
Navajo County and the case of the undelivered ballots 🕵️
More than 1,300 ballots went undelivered in the county, located in the northeastern quadrant of the state. That’s not ideal, but it might also be normal.
Maricopa County's top election officials agreed to a minutely detailed deal that effectively builds a wall between their offices, but tensions could still make for a bumpy cycle. Plus, here's what I'll be watching in next week's state primary.
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap is trying to halt a probe after his employees took a scanner from the county’s election center that county supervisors say belongs to them.
Navajo County Recorder David Marshall, a former state legislator, faces allegations that he isn’t eligible to hold his new post under a long-disputed section of the Arizona Constitution.
A SCOTUS decision could change how Arizona draws maps ✏️
The high court’s decision to effectively neuter a key section of the Voting Rights Act is likely to ripple into the battleground state’s next redistricting cycle.
New emails raise questions about whether a local election official is coordinating with federal law enforcement as they seek to investigate past elections and obtain voter information in Arizona.
GOP lawmakers want to drastically alter elections. Will Arizonans vote for it?
One measure would force counties to prescribe polling locations based on voters’ precincts. Another would implement new identification requirements for voters to cast ballots by mail, among other changes.
