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Cochise County has certified its midterm election results after blowing past the deadline in state law.
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Only seven Arizona counties are required to offer voting materials in an Indigenous language.
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A bill signed into law by Gov. Doug Ducey will require proof of U.S. citizenship for Arizonans to vote in federal elections. The state already has a similar requirement on the books for state elections and observers say the new law is likely unconstitutional.
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The Arizona House has voted to delay the effective date for legislation signed last month requiring voters to provide evidence of their citizenship.
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It took less than a day for opponents to file multiple court challenges to a new Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote, a law similar to one rejected by the Supreme Court in 2013.
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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed a bill requiring voters to prove their citizenship to vote in a presidential election, drawing fierce opposition from voting rights advocates who say the move will affect some 200,000 Arizonans.
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The White House Thursday released a report highlighting several barriers to voting among tribal communities in the U.S. It says many of the persistent roadblocks have deep historical roots.
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Republican state senators have advanced legislation that would require every ballot cast in Arizona’s elections to be counted by hand.
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Voting rights advocates on Tuesday announced plans for a sweeping Arizona ballot initiative they say would “protect the freedom to vote” from Republican lawmakers pushing to remake voting laws based on false claims of fraud in the 2020 election.
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Martin Luther King III is spending the MLK holiday with his wife and their 13-year-old daughter in a ground campaign for voting rights.