The Arizona Court of Appeal this week rejected an attempt by the GOP to end early voting by arguing mail-in voting violates the state's constitution.
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A three-judge panel issued an 11-page ruling Tuesday that said mail-in voting did not violate the state’s secrecy clause after"Arizona’s mail-in voting statutes ensure that voters fill out their ballot in a manner that does not disclose their vote and that voters’ choices are not later revealed," the court ruled."The superior court did not err in finding that these protections are sufficient to preserve secrecy in voting.
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