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Arizona Election Signature Verification and Cure Period Act

The Arizona Election Signature Verification and Cure Process Act outlines the responsibilities of county recorders and election officials in verifying voter signatures on early ballot envelopes. If a signature is found to be inconsistent with the voter's registration record, officials must make reasonable efforts to contact the voter and allow them to correct the signature within a specified timeframe. The act also mandates that voters be informed of any missing signatures and provides a structured process for curing these issues. Additionally, it requires daily updates to political parties regarding voters with signature discrepancies during the election period. The legislation aims to enhance the integrity and accessibility of the voting process in Arizona.1