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.

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

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

Letter sent to county elections administrators explains that any presence of federal agents or troops at polls is prohibited by law

A Pima County Superior Court judge ruled Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos violated Arizona public records law by failing to fulfill public records requests submitted by the ACLU of Arizona.

ACLU of Arizona and Florence Project remain committed to monitoring for enforcement of the unconstitutional state deportation system established by Section 5.

A federal judge today denied a temporary restraining order (TRO) against Section 5 of Proposition (Prop.) 314, which would have prevented Arizona’s unconstitutional immigration law from being enforceable for 14 days.

The order sets forth the power of the independent authority to ensure ADCRR’s health care system meets constitutional standards.

The ACLU, ACLU of Arizona, and the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project are seeking an emergency injunction to stop the previously deferred Section 5 of Proposition 314 from taking effect.