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Prop. 144 analysis: What Arizonans should know about proposed constitutional amendment that would change how we vote

Language doesn’t define what constitutes proper ID or how those who vote by mail would show that ID

OPINION — Your vote matters. Voting is one of the rituals and privileges of our democracy. When changes are being proposed to how Arizonans vote, they should know what they’re voting for. Proposition 144, if approved, would make constitutional changes to voting in Arizona, but leaves many details to be determined by the state Legislature.

Prop. 144 leaves too many questions unanswered and should give voters pause before they vote. It brings several election issues together into a single constitutional amendment. Understanding what current election law already requires, what would change, and what would be decided later takes some unpacking.

Proposed changes to current voter ID requirements

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