Judge Denies GOP Request To Block Mail Voting In AZ

An Arizona Judge has Denied a Request, from the State Republican Party, to Block most Mail-in-Ballots for the 2022 Election Cycle.

Mohave County Superior Court Judge Lee Jantzen, ruled that Arizona’s Constitution Grants Residents the right to Vote-by-Mail.

The Arizona Republican Party believes Mail-in-Voting Rules are Not in accordance with the Constitution’s Guidelines for Secret Ballots and is therefore pushing for Legislation that would require Voters to cast their Ballots In-Person.

However, Democratic Party Members say that the State’s Constitution provides enough Safeguards to Protect those who choose to cast Secret Ballots.

“The laws are far from perfect and nobody anticipated thirty years ago that approximately 90 percent of Arizona voters would vote by mail-in Ballot during a Pandemic, but these laws are not in violation of the Arizona Constitution,” Jantzen wrote.

This push for In-Person Voting and Stricter Voting Laws comes after Trump Lost the 2020 Presidential Election, citing Voter Fraud and Mail-In Voting for his Defeat. But mostly Mailed his Votes in New York and Florida when he couldn't be there.

Republicans continue to spout Trump’s Voter Fraud lies despite Attorney General William Barr announcing in Dec. 2020, that the Justice Department had Not found any Evidence that Voter Fraud played a role in the 2020 Election.

A Report published by The States United Democracy Center said that “This trend increases the risk of a crisis in which the outcome of an election could be decided contrary to the will of the people.”










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