Election Laws

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation designed to promote greater cooperation between local officials and federal immigration agents.

The League of Women Voters of Arizona and other organizations have taken action against President Donald Trump's recent executive order that would change how elections are run in the United States. Comments from Pinny Sheoran, president, League of Women Voters of Arizona.

A state lawmaker who wants to be the state's chief elections officer refused to say Monday whether he believes President Trump is acting illegally in telling states they have to demand proof of citizenship from all voters.

The GOP head of the Arizona Freedom Caucus is advancing legislation that would bar fellow Republican Karrin Taylor Robson from becoming the next governor -- even if she were to win the election.

Does the political affiliation of a school board candidate matter?

The Court of Appeals has tossed out a set of rules adopted by Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, saying he didn't follow proper procedures in adopting them.

The Republican senator, in an online letter to his new constituents in Prescott, conceded a majority of his colleagues aren't buying his arguments that having election workers at each and every voting location hand counting the ballots is the only way to ensure accurate results.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has no legal authority to tell county supervisors they must certify election results even if they have questions, a judge has ruled.

Two Arizona Supreme Court justices have survived efforts to oust them over their votes on a controversial abortion measure.

A judge has rebuffed a bid by a group that backs additional restrictions on voting that sought to outlaw the use of "drop boxes'' that can make it easier for some people to return their early ballots.