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The U.S. Justice Department has ordered Arizona to preserve all election records dating back to 2020 as it prepares for a potential lawsuit over alleged voting law violations, according to public records released on Wednesday.
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Federal court blocks Arizona voter intimidation rule, affirms rule on results certification
A federal appeals court blocked rules in Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’ election manual that set a broad definition of illegal voter intimidation.
Yuma County Recorder David Lara shares important reminders for the upcoming Special General Election for Arizona's 7th Congressional District.
A three-judge panel found no evidence that voters have been or are likely to be disenfranchised by a new election guideline requiring the certification of statewide results with or without the official canvass of all 15 counties.
Cochise County wants DOJ to investigate a false claim that the federal laboratories that test voting systems weren’t properly accredited
9th Circuit rules AZ elections manual provision barring offensive speech at poling places is illegal
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes cannot enforce a ban on offensive or insulting language in and around polling places.
Nearly three-fourths of Arizona voters approved a law to end 'dark money' in politics. Here's what we found in the first election it was in place.
When the Cochise County supervisors sat down to talk about elections in August, they were well aware of what happened the last time the county’s leaders tried to test the limits of state law. The rural Arizona county on the Mexican border is where ...
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