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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.
Prior to this week, Citizen_AG hadn’t filed any voting-related lawsuits.
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.
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.
A federal judge denied a right-wing group’s request to require Arizona county election officials to verify the citizenship status of every federal-only voter ahead of the November general election. Current practices for voter roll maintenance will stay in place as litigation continues.
Today, both a federal and state court delivered rulings on several provisions of 2023 Arizona’s Election Procedures Manual (EPM), which outlines how elections should be run in the state.
Arizona’s 2022 controversial voter registration and mail-in voting law will be reinstated due to a ruling from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The state’s GOP is siding with Arizona’s Democratic secretary of state in calling for the court to allow tens of thousands of voters who did not provide proof of citizenship to cast their ballot.
The Arizona Supreme Court dismissed a right-wing lawsuit challenging two 2023 executive orders signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs (D).
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral argument on Tuesday in the ongoing legal challenge against two of Arizona’s voter suppression laws, House Bills 2492 and 2243.