Advance Progressive Causes / Arizona / Voting + Elections / Mail-In Voting
Most poll workers in Arizona are retirees in their 60s and 70s who are at elevated risk for COVID-19, so younger volunteers are stepping up to help.
Voters who didn't sign their ballot before mailing it in now have five days to remedy the situation but must do so by 7 p.m. on Election Day.
It took just a few days for Democratic leaders to start investigating changes at the USPS that could suppress millions of votes in the upcoming election.
While the deadline to mail back absentee ballots has passed, there are still a number of ways Arizonans can cast their vote today.
The risk of catching COVID-19 at a polling place has left some county elections departments struggling to find poll workers.
Bolick has joined a task force that aims to purge voter rolls and stop ballots from being automatically mailed to voters.
