Arizona Lawmakers Push for Election Manual Role
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Arizonas Republican lawmakers and county recorders are pushing for a bigger role in shaping the states Elections Procedures Manual. Senate Bill twelve thirty-seven would force the secretary to consult county recorders and legislative election committee leaders from the start. This comes after clashes over the twenty twenty-three version under Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, leading to lawsuits and mixed rulings. Democrats argue its overreach, while Republicans claim their committees know elections better. The bill passed the Senate and now heads to the House floor, as Fontes faces tough reelection challengers.
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