Arizona
Advocates Urge Lawmakers to Ensure Election Changes are Accessible for Native American Communities
PHOENIX – All Voting is Local - Arizona and Arizona Advocacy Network released the following joint statement in response to Arizona SB1077—a bill that would move the state to all mail voting. The groups urged state lawmakers to consult Native American leaders before approving such a significant change to how Arizonans cast their ballots.
Arizona Officials Must Implement Election Crisis Measures, Efforts to Inform Voters
With election officials making voting changes amid concerns about coronavirus, All Voting is Local, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and Campaign Legal Center are urging Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Mark Brnovich to create and make public a statewide crisis action plan for the Presidential Preference Election on Tuesday, March 17 by extending early voting, and notifying voters directly of changes in their polling places through television ads and public service announcements. In addition, advocates will inform voters of polling place changes and continue to support voters experiencing polling place problems through the nonpartisan voter hotline, 866-OUR-VOTE.
All Voting is Local Launches Multi-State Campaign to Fight Wrongful Voter Purges
All Voting is Local today launched a campaign to text more than a million voters at risk of having their registrations wrongfully purged from their states’ voter rolls.
Congressional panel in Phoenix hears claims of voter inequality
PHOENIX — Congress came to Phoenix College for a house subcommittee hearing on voter rights and accessibility for Arizona’s Native Americans. By state law, voters must produce photographic identification at polling places.
Voting Rights Campaign Urges Reforms at Phoenix Congressional Field Hearing
PHOENIX--All Voting is Local Arizona State Director Alex Gulotta will testify before the House Administration Committee today in their field hearing, “Voting Rights and Election Administration in Arizona.”
Maricopa County’s New Election Director: The Head Chef It Needs, Or Just Another ‘Cook In The Kitchen?’
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took its biggest step yet in responding to a rocky primary election last August.At its meeting on Wednesday, the board created a new position to oversee Election Day. Now, one person will run early voting and report to the county recorder, and a second person, who reports to both the recorder and the Board, will handle Election Day.