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Elections · From the wire

Prop. 144 could reshape Arizona mail voting while doing little to speed results

Proponents of Proposition 144 say that it will make Arizona’s elections faster and more secure, but critics say it’s unlikely to significantly speed up results — and it could spell the end of no-excuse voting by mail, by far the most popular way to vote in the Grand Canyon State. Prop. 144 would make numerous […]

Published by Arizona Mirror

October 14, 2026 at 1:58 PM MST

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