Arizona HB2366 bans voting centers and sets rules for election precincts and polling places.

Arizona HB2366 amends state statutes to prohibit the use of voting centers in elections. It mandates that the board of supervisors establish election precincts and polling places by October 1 each year before a general election. The bill also sets rules for the appointment of election board members, specifying that they must be qualified voters of the precinct. Additionally, it outlines procedures for early voting, including the handling of early ballots and the designation of emergency polling places.

Arizona HB2366 bans voting centers and sets rules for election precincts and polling places.

Arizona HB2366 amends state statutes to prohibit the use of voting centers in elections. It mandates that the board of supervisors establish election precincts and polling places by October 1 each year before a general election. The bill also sets rules for the appointment of election board members, specifying that they must be qualified voters of the precinct. Additionally, it outlines procedures for early voting, including the handling of early ballots and the designation of emergency polling places.