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A three-judge panel affirmed a lower court’s ruling that mail-in voting does not violate the state constitution’s requirement to keep voters’ ballots secret, rejecting the arguments of the Arizona Republican Party.

What a flimsy argument, but we all know it's just one more attempt to suppress votes, especially since most early voters are Democrats >

Don’t worry, Republicans will be more than happy to waste taxpayer dollars on another attempt to rob them of their right to vote this time next week. >

That’s wild . How’s they even pull that out of their ass with a straight face? >

Not sure if you're referring to the argument or the judgement.    
If I fill in a ballot in my home and place it in the mail I'm pretty comfortable about the level of privacy I had while doing so. As long as the vote is counted nothing else matters and is all Republican bullshittery. >

The argument >

Republicans were huge advocates of early voting and vote by mail during the 2000 election because they recognized the base was shrinking and they needed all the votes they could get. >

Arizona never had a problem with early voting until the state started turning purple. Source: Arizona native >

I think it's safe to say this is probably true in the majority of purple states.... >


Early voting has become commonplace in Arizona after state lawmakers in 1991 allowed voters to request early ballots for any reason. About 8 in 10 voters did so in the 2022 midterms, including those who mailed their ballot or delivered it to a dropbox.

So it only became a "problem" when they started losing elections. I am glad the Court rejected this bullshit lawsuit. >

It's been very popular here until Trump started his election fraud grift. Now somehow the same process that they've used for years is faulty. >

Good, that plus the right wings penchant for dying from covid at multiple times the rate of democrats will help ensure their evil asses stay out of power. >

They'd have a breakdown if they knew I share my ballot with my best friend because I do a deep dive on judges and ballot initiatives so she knows that I have the receipts for why I decided. >

The claim that  election staff can see the ballot results while doing signature signature verification.    Sure sounds like they have never been part of the Signature Verification process and that Mail in Ballots are in 2 envelopes so that the ballot is indeed private. >

Vote early. Vote always >

Good, Republicans in my state should stop being batshit idiots.
So glad Kari Lake lost. Holy crap stop with the moronic garbage. How she was even a candidate is mind boggling. 
Hell I wish we could just vote online but nope too complicated to set up I guess. (aka more left leaning people will vote and the right needs to suppress it as much as possible) >

Wow, I always early vote.  Easier on our schedules.  These are some draconian rules from these assholes. >

Ha! Losers! >

Good. Nice to see AZ turning more and more to common sense. Republicans are a dying breed and although I am not sure dens are the answer at least they try to hide their insanity >

Wasn't ms. Lakes complaint about printers involved in in-person voting. These Republicans are all over the place about losing except to look at the insane fringe candidates involved. >


A three-judge panel affirmed a lower court’s ruling that mail-in voting does not violate the state constitution’s requirement to keep voters’ ballots secret, rejecting the arguments of the Arizona Republican Party.

What a flimsy argument, but we all know it's just one more attempt to suppress votes, especially since most early voters are Democrats >

Don’t worry, Republicans will be more than happy to waste taxpayer dollars on another attempt to rob them of their right to vote this time next week. >

That’s wild . How’s they even pull that out of their ass with a straight face? >

Not sure if you're referring to the argument or the judgement.    
If I fill in a ballot in my home and place it in the mail I'm pretty comfortable about the level of privacy I had while doing so. As long as the vote is counted nothing else matters and is all Republican bullshittery. >

The argument >

Republicans were huge advocates of early voting and vote by mail during the 2000 election because they recognized the base was shrinking and they needed all the votes they could get. >

Arizona never had a problem with early voting until the state started turning purple. Source: Arizona native >

I think it's safe to say this is probably true in the majority of purple states.... >


Early voting has become commonplace in Arizona after state lawmakers in 1991 allowed voters to request early ballots for any reason. About 8 in 10 voters did so in the 2022 midterms, including those who mailed their ballot or delivered it to a dropbox.

So it only became a "problem" when they started losing elections. I am glad the Court rejected this bullshit lawsuit. >

It's been very popular here until Trump started his election fraud grift. Now somehow the same process that they've used for years is faulty. >

Good, that plus the right wings penchant for dying from covid at multiple times the rate of democrats will help ensure their evil asses stay out of power. >

They'd have a breakdown if they knew I share my ballot with my best friend because I do a deep dive on judges and ballot initiatives so she knows that I have the receipts for why I decided. >

The claim that  election staff can see the ballot results while doing signature signature verification.    Sure sounds like they have never been part of the Signature Verification process and that Mail in Ballots are in 2 envelopes so that the ballot is indeed private. >

Vote early. Vote always >

Good, Republicans in my state should stop being batshit idiots.
So glad Kari Lake lost. Holy crap stop with the moronic garbage. How she was even a candidate is mind boggling. 
Hell I wish we could just vote online but nope too complicated to set up I guess. (aka more left leaning people will vote and the right needs to suppress it as much as possible) >

Wow, I always early vote.  Easier on our schedules.  These are some draconian rules from these assholes. >

Ha! Losers! >

Good. Nice to see AZ turning more and more to common sense. Republicans are a dying breed and although I am not sure dens are the answer at least they try to hide their insanity >

Wasn't ms. Lakes complaint about printers involved in in-person voting. These Republicans are all over the place about losing except to look at the insane fringe candidates involved. >

Bit by bit they want to make it harder to vote. No outright prohibition, that would be too noticable. Just one hurdle after another, each one seemingly benign and their own individual argument.