All Arizona voters will still be able to cast ballots by mail despite Republican Party efforts to kill the popular practice, the Court of Appeals rules.
Howard Fischer All Arizona voters will still be able to cast ballots by mail despite Republican Party efforts to kill the popular practice.
Arizona has had some form of early voting almost since the first days of statehood. But that was limited to special circumstances, ranging from military serving overseas to people who were incapacitated. Strictly speaking, attorney Kolodin is not arguing that people can't have a ballot sent to them by mail.
Judges say protections are adequateBailey rejected the argument, saying that's not what the Arizona Constitution requires. The judges were no more impressed with Kolodin's arguments that the ability of a voter to share his or her decisions with someone else violates the constitutional requirement for secrecy.
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