Ballots with signatures that do match what elections officials have on file must be verified by voters by 5 p.m. on Tuesday in order to be counted.
January Contreras joined two respected Arizona lawyers with the Arizona Voter Empowerment Task Forceto to discuss election integrity and what voters can do if they are the target of hyper-criminalization while voting.
After over 50 years of activism, Dolores Huerta is still fighting for issues that she cares about, including the passage of Prop 207 in Arizona.
Voters can use the Judicial Review tool or recommendations from local organizations to help them fill out their ballot.
An obscure Arizona law requires county recorders to maintain live video recordings of tabulation centers while ballots are being counted.
These are some of the most common questions elections officials get from voters about participating in elections.
Voters who return their ballots without a signature must remedy the situation by 7 p.m. on Nov. 3 in order to have their vote counted.
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