Arizona HB2424 regulates proxy voting for precinct committeemen in county committee meetings.
Arizona HB2424 amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to establish rules for proxy voting by precinct committeemen in county committee meetings. It specifies that a proxy can only be given to a qualified elector from the same precinct and must be attested by a notary public or two witnesses. The proxy is valid only for the meeting duration. In precincts with two or fewer committeemen, a committeeman can appoint a qualified elector from an adjoining precinct to vote by proxy.
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