Arizona Passes Bipartisan Election Bill to Prevent Recount Delays

The new legislation, signed by Governor Katie Hobbs, aims to ensure timely vote counting and restore voter confidence ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Arizona lawmakers pass bipartisan bill to adjust election calendar, aiming to avoid recount delays and ensure timely vote counting.
The legislation, signed by Governor Katie Hobbs, moves the primary election date and introduces measures for electronic transmission of results.
The bill receives broad support across party lines, with efforts to restore voter confidence and ensure Arizona's electoral votes are counted.
Changes include more time for 'curing' ballots and signature verification standards, addressing concerns from both Republicans and Democrats.
The new law is a response to potential delays in counting votes for the 2024 presidential election, ensuring military and overseas voters receive ballots in time.