SB1343

State voting rights act

Introduced·1/26/26
Introduced Text

Arizona SB1343 establishes the Arizona State Voting Rights Act to protect and enforce voting rights for all citizens.

Arizona SB1343, the Arizona State Voting Rights Act, guarantees the right to vote and political representation for all citizens, prohibiting any denial or restriction based on race, income level, gender, disability, national origin, language ability, age, sexual orientation, or religion. The act mandates that political subdivisions provide voting materials in minority languages and ensures equal opportunity for political participation. It allows for civil actions by members of protected classes, organizations, or the attorney general to enforce these rights.

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Current
Judiciary and Elections Committee
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Committee decision

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History

Jan 27

Senate

Senate read second time

Jan 26

Senate

Introduced in Senate and read first time

Jan 26

Senate

Assigned to Senate JUDE Committee