citizenship; identification; contributions; early voting..
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This resolution proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution to clarify election requirements and ensure voter integrity. It restricts voting eligibility to U.S. citizens, prohibits foreign contributions to campaigns, and mandates government-issued identification for voters. The amendment also sets a deadline for early voting and outlines procedures for mail-in voting, while ensuring the overall act remains intact if parts are deemed invalid.
Key provisions
- Only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote.
- Contributions from foreign persons or corporations are prohibited.
- Voters must present government-issued identification.
- Early voting must conclude by the Friday before the general election.
- Voting cannot occur after poll closing times.
- Qualified electors have the right to vote in person.
- Mail-in ballots are available upon request and affirmative confirmation of address.
- The amendment is known as "The Arizona Secure Elections Act"
Who is affected
- Eligible Voters
- Arizona Candidates
- Foreign Persons and Corporations
- Arizona Voters
- The Secretary of State
Notable changes
- Requires government-issued identification for all voters.
- Prohibits foreign contributions to campaigns.
- Sets a specific deadline for early voting.
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