Behind the Mysterious Right-Wing Group Suing To Roll Back Arizona’s Voting Laws
The Arizona Free Enterprise Club has filed three high-profiled lawsuits seeking to thwart various aspects of how voting and elections are run in Arizona.
Matt is a senior staff writer covering elections, voting rights and threats to democracy. He’s covered far-right extremism, dark money and state and local elections as an investigative reporter at The American Independent and Mother Jones. Prior to reporting on politics, Matt cut his teeth as a local reporter in D.C. at the Washington City Paper and DCist.
The Arizona Free Enterprise Club has filed three high-profiled lawsuits seeking to thwart various aspects of how voting and elections are run in Arizona.
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