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Voting Rights and Elections

Our democracy thrives when every Arizonan has an equal opportunity to vote and have their vote counted. Get the facts, deadlines, and resources you need to cast your vote.
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The Election Denier’s Playbook: Part One

President Trump, his administration, and his political co-conspirators in Arizona are preparing to undermine the 2026 election — but only if they don’t like the results. In our brand-new Election Denier’s Playbook series, we’ll review Arizona’s history of election denial and give you the context and tools you need to defend your rights.
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Know Your Rights under Proposition 314

Proposition 314 is an extreme anti-immigrant law. Below is a summary of the law and your rights. 
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Immigrants’ Rights Resource Hub

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ACLU of Arizona Responds to Recorder Justin Heap, Reminds Voters that ID is Not Required When Dropping Off a Mail-in Ballot

Under a new Arizona law, voters may provide identification while dropping off a mail-in ballot to speed up the ballot tabulation process. Doing so is optional, and voters are not required to show ID or wait in line to drop off a ballot at a polling place or drop box.

ACLU Launches $500,000 Campaign to Educate Voters About Candidates’ Positions in Arizona Secretary of State Race

The national ACLU today announced a $500,000 campaign in the Arizona Secretary of State race.

Supreme Court Rejects Arizona’s Attempt to Halt Court-Ordered Oversight of Prison Health Care

A court-appointed receiver will be allowed to begin addressing health care deficiencies within the state’s prison system.