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Arizona Supreme Court declines GOP lawsuit against early voting

The party's lawyers argue that early voting is not allowed under the state Constitution.
by Andrew Oxford

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The Arizona Supreme Court has declined to take up a lawsuit by the state Republican Party arguing that early voting is unconstitutional.

The high court said the state GOP could file its lawsuit again in a lower court, however.

The party's lawyers argue that voters should only be allowed to cast a ballot in person on Election Day.

That would upend how most Arizonans vote.

In the last presidential election, 88% of voters voted early either in person or by mail.

Arizona Republican Party v Katie Hobbs

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