Arizona Officials Knew For Years About Voter Data Error
For at least seven years, Arizona officials knew about the administrative error that led to hundreds of thousands of residents registered to vote without showing proof of citizenship.
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Arizona Judge Dismisses Right-Wing Challenge to State’s Voter Rolls
An Arizona district court judge dismissed a right-wing lawsuit challenging the state’s maintenance of its voter rolls.
Arizona Supreme Court Rejects Kari Lake’s Seventh Bid to Overturn 2022 Election Results
Lake also said she would accept the results of her current U.S. Senate bid, even if she loses.
Arizona Judge Denies GOP Request to Block Use of Maricopa’s Voting Equipment
An Arizona judge denied the Maricopa County Republican Committee’s (MCRC) request to prohibit the county from using electronic voting systems that allegedly failed to comply with certain password protections.
Judge Allows Elon Musk PAC’s $1M Swing State Giveaway To Continue
Tech billionaire Elon Musk and his PAC can continue running their $1 million sweepstakes for swing-state voters in Pennsylvania, a judge ruled.
Judge Denies Right-Wing Request to Purge 1.2 Million Arizona Voters
A federal judge rejected a right-wing request on Friday to order the removal of 1.2 million allegedly ineligible voters from the Arizona voter rolls just four days before the election.
Right-Wing Legal Group Files Lawsuits in Three States Targeting Voter Rolls
Prior to this week, Citizen_AG hadn’t filed any voting-related lawsuits.
Arizona Supreme Court Says Pinal County Voters Must Cast Ballot at Correct Precinct
On Friday, the Arizona Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling prohibiting out-of-precinct voters in Pinal County from casting ballots. Pinal County voters must go to the correct precinct this November to vote.
Arizona Election Official Pleads Guilty to 2022 Election Subversion Scheme
Cochise County supervisor pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor that comes with a 90-day sentence of unsupervised probation and a $500 fine.
Arizona Supreme Court Orders Prioritization of Post-Election Litigation
The Arizona Supreme Court issued an administrative order on Tuesday requiring all trial court judges in the Grand Canyon State to prioritize post-election cases.