Arizona, Citizenship Documents
Some Arizona voters are in limbo because of citizenship tracking error. What to know
The issue, caused by a coding glitch, was recently discovered by election officials. Here's what to know about the error and how it could impact you.
Could federal agencies help verify citizenship of 100K Arizona voters in limbo?
Officials have pitched the matter to the Arizona Supreme Court and begun to contemplate what next steps might look like for impacted Arizonans.
Database Error Challenges Arizona's Rules That Require Voters to Submit Citizenship Documents
Nearly 100,000 voters who haven't submitted citizenship documents might be prevented from participating in Arizona's state and local elections
Court may decide if Arizonans with missing citizenship records can vote in state races
Arizona officials discovered they have no records showing if nearly 100,000 longtime residents provided proof of citizenship, which is required by law to vote in state and local races.
Nearly 100K Arizona voters' eligibility at risk after citizenship tracking error
The voters, most of whom are Republicans, attested that they were U.S. citizens. A coding glitch means officials can't confirm if they proved it.
Arizona officials race to fix ‘clerical error’ for voters who haven’t proved citizenship
Election officials in Arizona are racing to correct a clerical error that could shut out nearly 100,000 voters from casting ballots in state and local races.
Lack of citizenship documents might keep many from voting in Arizona state and local races
Nearly 100,000 voters who haven't submitted citizenship documents might be prevented from participating in Arizona's state and local elections, a significant number for the battleground state where races have been tight.
Lawsuit could bar Arizona residents with missing citizenship documents from voting in state races
An error that was discovered in the way Arizona verifies citizenship could prevent nearly 100,000 residents from voting in state and local elections this fall.
An MVD glitch allowed nearly 100,000 Arizonans to vote full ballots without proof of citizenship
Nearly 100,000 Arizonans who registered to vote over the past 20 years were mistakenly considered to have provided proof of citizenship due to a quirk in the Motor Vehicle Department's system. Why it matters: Arizona voters who can't provide proof of citizenship are only permitted to vote in federal races under a system created by a 2013 U.
No, Arizona is not refusing to remove noncitizens from voter rolls like viral posts claim
Arizona’s voter roll maintenance procedures already include processes for verifying citizenship. There is no evidence to ...
Disturbing video shows Arizona inmate crawling past guard to female side of facility to ‘rape’ woman
Justin Avery, 29, dropped to the ground and scooted to the female side of the Maricopa County Intake Transfer and Release ...
Who can vote in Arizona? Here's your guide to how and where to register to vote
Unsure how or where to register to vote in Arizona? Here's everything you need to know to get registered before the upcoming ...
OPINION: Every Arizona teen needs 'the talk' on a rampant border state problem
The Arizona Christian football players who became 'load car' drivers for drug cartels are a small part of a dangerous teen ...
Who is Adrian Fontes? What to know about Arizona's secretary of state
Before serving as secretary of state, Adrian Fontes was the Maricopa County recorder for four years. Here's what to know.
Will Trump or Harris win Arizona? Here's what new polls are showing
The Trump and Harris campaigns are each going to unfriendly territory in an effort to turn out every single vote they can in ...
Republican Arizona county chair endorses Democrat to replace him
The Republican chair of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in Arizona has endorsed a Democrat to replace him. “I am ...
Nationwide school threat did not originate in Arizona, county says
The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office says a nationwide school threat impacting multiple states, including Arizona, did not ...
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How could $40 million go missing from a tiny Arizona county and no one notice?
Santa Cruz County is a small thumb print on the map of Arizona. Nestled remotely on the state’s southern border, it is one of the smallest and poorest counties in Arizona. Yet funds very much ...