Federal Judge Strikes Down Key Provisions of Arizona Voter Suppression Law
On Thursday, Sept. 14, a federal judge struck down key provisions of an Arizona voter suppression law, House Bill 2492.
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Deja Vu: After Arizona Supreme Court Dismisses Fringe Lawsuit, Similar Case Seeks To Decertify 2022 Election Results
On Wednesday Sept. 6, two voters and a lawyer who have been extremely involved in the effort to decertify Arizona’s 2022 general election filed a new lawsuit seeking to decertify the Maricopa County results for four races: governor, attorney general and Propositions 308 and 309.
Election Deniers Sanctioned in All Three Arizona Election Contests From 2022
On Wednesday Aug. 23, the Arizona Supreme Court sanctioned the petitioners — including election denier Abe Hamadeh and the Republican National Committee (RNC) — for their conduct in an election contest challenging the results of the 2022 election for Arizona attorney general.
255 Days After Arizona 2022 Election Certification, New Fringe Lawsuit Seeks To Decertify Results
On Thursday, Aug. 17, 255 days after Arizona certified its 2022 midterm election results, two Arizona voters filed a fringe lawsuit seeking to invalidate the results of the election.
Court Rejects Failed Arizona Republican Attorney General Candidate’s Request for a Second Trial
On Friday, July 14, an Arizona judge rejected failed attorney general candidate and election denier Abe Hamadeh’s (R) motion for a new trial in his previously dismissed election contest.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Seven More Election Bills
On Tuesday, June 20, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) vetoed at least seven more election bills, bringing her total vetoes of election bills this legislative session to over 28.
Arizona Legislature Sends Bill Permitting Hand Counting to Governor
On Monday, June 12, Arizona Republicans passed House Bill 2722, which would allow any county in the state to replace the electronic count of ballots with a hand count.
Arizona Supreme Court Rejects GOP Challenge to Mail-in Voting
On Friday, June 2, the Arizona Supreme Court declined to review a Republican challenge to the state’s largely popular and secure mail-in voting system.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Force State To Leave ERIC
On Friday, May 26, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) vetoed at least four more election bills, including one that would have required Arizona to leave the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC).
Arizona Governor Vetoes Four More Election Bills
From Tuesday, May 16 to Friday, May 19, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) vetoed at least four election bills.
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