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Arizona Voting-Rights Advocates Look For Election Changes Amid Virus Outbreak

azcleanelections.gov

Voting rights advocates are calling on Arizona officials to send a ballot to every registered voter for the primary and general elections this year and take other steps to ensure people can safely vote during the pandemic.

Citing infections linked to Wisconsin’s primary earlier this month, the groups said nobody should risk their health to cast a ballot.

They want election officials to send ballots to everyone while preserving in-person voting opportunities for those who prefer it or can’t vote by mail.

But, pundits say the proposal faces long odds in the Arizona Legislature, where key Republicans say the state already makes it easy for people to vote by mail.

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