The group that supposedly wants to “make elections fair” is content to do so by counting 40,000 duplicate signatures to get their initiative on the ballot.

The court ruled that the lawsuit against Prop 140 may continue to ensure that the nearly 40,000 duplicate signatures are examined and removed.

We encourage voters to support these candidates who will defend free market principles, advance conservative values, and combat federal overreach.

The decision will require immediate enforcement, stopping those trying to register using the state form if they do not provide proof of citizenship.

Last week, the Arizona Free Enterprise Club filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court of the United States in RNC v. Mi Familia Vota.

A Geographic Distribution requirement for signatures would ensure that any measure qualifying for the ballot has broad support from every part of the state.

After a Maricopa County Superior Court ruled in our favor, Adrian Fontes has responded by maligning our organization in the media.

In a win for the First Amendment rights of all Arizonans, a judge ruled that a number of provisions within the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual are illegal.

The Club will be filing an emergency petition at the Supreme Court of the United States to appeal this most-recent decision from the Ninth Circuit panel.

The Make Elections Fair Arizona Act contains multiple separate constitutional amendments in violation of the state constitution.

Arizona’s proof of citizenship legislation is the roadmap for stopping non-U.S. citizens from registering and voting in our elections.

The coalition warns that failure from any county recorders to adhere to their responsibilities under the law may result in legal action.