On May 25, the Arizona House passed SB 1460 unanimously. It is an omnibus election law bill. It lets independent candidates use electronic signatures. Existing law only allows candidates running in a primary to use electronic signatures. The bill is now through the legislature.
Unfortunately, it also moves the deadline to file as a declared write-in candidate from September to July, which defeats the whole purpose of having write-in space available on ballots. Write-in candidates, when they have won, have usually been candidates who entered the race late in the season, due to something unexpected having happened.
ANOTHER MACHINATION BY THE GERRYMANDER HACKS.
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Really? I thought you were in favor of electronic signatures? Oh well. Never mind.
the change in deadlines is the machination
Welcome to the third millennium.