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New voter ID system could speed up counting of early ballots
Are Arizona elections safe? There's an easy answer to that
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Arizona ballots ride out of the canyon by mule
Floodwaters swamp the Southwest, forcing evacuations and altering some Election Day voting
Arizona faith groups support voting, train poll chaplains before Election Day
Hobbs’ lt. gov candidate appeals to Mormons conflicted about GOP
Arizonans have a new option this year to bypass the signature verification process for early ballots, potentially speeding up the state's infamously long vote-counting process. Why it matters: Ballot-counting in Arizona can take days or even more than a week to determine winners in the closest races. Context: Voters write their signatures on their early ballot envelopes, and election workers use the signatures to verify voters' identities as...
Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs discusses being a fundraising underdog and how he aims to bring prices down on ‘Fox Report.’
A political action committee backed by billionaire Michael Bloomberg spent $1 million-plus for Democrat JoAnna Mendoza in her 6th Congressional District race against Ciscomani. Billionaire Elon Musk’s PAC supported Ciscomani with nearly $550,
With his impeccable suit, his studious-looking glasses and his law degree, Alexander Kolodin might appear an ideal candidate to become secretary of state for the US state of Arizona with responsibility for managing elections.
Republican Rep. Juan Ciscomani and Democrat JoAnna Mendoza are battling over some of the hardest-fought political turf in America. But for voters, it's more of a proxy fight over the president.
The ACLU’s Arizona chapter says voters were falsely told by poll workers that they needed to show ID to drop off their mail-in ballots.
Voters will consider nearly 150, including: Will California or Colorado raise taxes, while getting voter ID? Will Virginia and Missouri have abortion in their constitutions? Will Arizona ban traffic cameras? And how about Idaho's official state gun?
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