Arizona Supreme Court declines emergency request to extend ballot 'curing' deadline
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court declined Sunday to extend the deadline for voters to fix problems with mail-in ballots, a day after voter rights groups cited reports of delays in vote counting and in notification of voters with problem signatures.
The Arizona Supreme Court has declined to extend the deadline for voters to correct issues with their mail-in ballots as the Senate race between Kari Lake and Ruben Gallego goes down to the wire ...
The state’s high court also rejected bids from Republicans Abe Hamadeh and Mark Finchem related to their own losses in ...
Retired Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel does not care that a Democratic governor will pick his replacement on the state's most powerful bench. "When it came time for me to retire ...
Arizona mandatory retirement age for judges is 70, so Bolick can serve until 2027 and won't face any more retention elections ...
It doesn't look like Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs will get a chance to select two justices to the Arizona Supreme Court. Early returns showed voters narrowly agreeing to give full six-year terms ...
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition from Mark Meadows, the former White House chief of staff during the first Trump ...
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