Arizona HB2036 allows eligible voters to register and vote on election day or in the 28 days before an election using a provisional ballot.

Arizona HB2036 amends state law to introduce same-day voter registration, allowing eligible voters to register and vote on election day or in the 28 days before an election. To qualify, a person must have been a resident of the county and precinct for at least 29 days before the election and complete a registration form. Voters who register under this provision can only vote with a provisional ballot and are eligible to vote for federal, statewide, and countywide offices and the legislature, but not in partisan primary elections.

Arizona HB2036 allows eligible voters to register and vote on election day or in the 28 days before an election using a provisional ballot.

Arizona HB2036 amends state law to introduce same-day voter registration, allowing eligible voters to register and vote on election day or in the 28 days before an election. To qualify, a person must have been a resident of the county and precinct for at least 29 days before the election and complete a registration form. Voters who register under this provision can only vote with a provisional ballot and are eligible to vote for federal, statewide, and countywide offices and the legislature, but not in partisan primary elections.