Bill > HB2506

This bill makes several changes to Arizona's election laws, primarily focusing on expanding options for voters and election administration. It allows for the creation of "voting centers," which are physical locations where any registered voter in the county can cast a ballot after presenting identification, rather than being restricted to a specific polling place within their precinct. The bill also permits early voting drop-off centers, clarifies that voting centers can serve as early voting and ballot replacement locations, and allows for the establishment of additional early voting locations beyond the county recorder's office, with the flexibility for election officials to change these locations and notify the public. Furthermore, it introduces provisions for appointing election boards for voting centers, including allowing minors aged sixteen and older to serve as election clerks under supervision, and clarifies rules regarding replacement ballots and provisional ballots. The bill also addresses electioneering rules around polling places and allows for the use of state-owned facilities as voting locations.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84288