Arizona HB2219 amends election laws to restrict electioneering and photography within 75 feet of polling places and ballot receptacles.
Arizona HB2219 amends sections 16-515, 16-1017, and 16-1018 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to impose stricter regulations on electioneering and photography near polling places and ballot receptacles. The bill mandates that no person, except election officials and authorized political party representatives, may remain within 75 feet of a polling place or designated ballot receptacle while the polls are open. It prohibits electioneering within this limit and restricts the display of materials that support or oppose candidates, political parties, or ballot questions.
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