A Maricopa County Superior Court judge is in the process of dismissing the lawsuit against a voter-approved proposition to extend a half-cent sales tax for in-county transportation projects.
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More than 34,000 people voted in the 2024 election at one of ASU’s campus polling places, and the undergraduate student government at ASU says it played a significant role in that student turnout.
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The Democratic Pima County Sheriff has narrowly won his re-election bid, according to recount results released on Friday morning.
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A federal judge has tossed out a claim by the head of the Arizona Republican Party and two GOP allies that there are at least 500,000, and possibly 1.27 million, people on voter registration rolls who shouldn't be there.
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Maricopa County Republicans filed a lawsuit challenging Prop. 479, the transportation sales tax extension that county voters seemingly approved at the ballot this year.
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Elected officials in Maricopa County have generally defended the country’s administration of elections. But, some of these new elected officials have been among those questioning elections.
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With a new composition in the Legislature, it could be easier for GOP lawmakers to get bills concerning trans issues to voters.
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The so-called blue bracelet movement began as a way for people to show solidarity with Black women and others who felt unsafe after the November election.
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Republican state lawmakers have requested an investigation into Democratic Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly for allowing staff to close an online portal residents used to request vote-by-mail ballots.
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The group has argued the process disenfranchises voters as they are retained on a county basis, but issue statewide rulings.
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The right to abortion is officially enshrined in the Arizona Constitution.
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Arizona’s highest ranking officials certified the results of the 2024 election at the Arizona Capitol on Monday, noting that Republican’s quiet acceptance of results is in stark contrast to the election denialism that took place in 2020 and 2022.
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Much of the shift has been credited to younger voters, specifically young men in America, who have seen some of the biggest margin changes. In Arizona, young voters ages 18-29 made up 15% of the turnout in 2024 in comparison to the 16% in 2020, according to exit polling by NBC News and other media outlets.