ACLU of Arizona

Early voting in Arizona has begun! To vote in person, whether early or on Election Day, make sure to bring your ID. (Note that you don't need ID if you're just dropping off your mail-in ballot). Find an early voting location near you here: my.arizona.vote

Early voting in Arizona has begun! To vote in person, whether early or on Election Day, make sure to bring your ID. (Note that you don't need ID if you're just dropping off your mail-in ballot). Find an early voting location near you here: my.arizona.vote

The constant headlines about this year's midterms can be overwhelming. But don’t let Trump and his allies gaslight you. There was no evidence to support their election denial in 2020, and there's no evidence for most of their claims today. And they know it. www.acluaz.org/news/electio...

The courts have rejected Trump's claims; election experts don’t support them; and many inside Trump’s own camp aren’t buying them. Our brand-new Election Denier’s Playbook breaks down Arizona’s central role in the denialism movement and give you the tools you need to cut through the noise.

JUST NOW: Press conference outside Maricopa Board of Supervisors David Escobar with LUCHA calls on the Board of Supervisors and Recorder Heap to protect every voter, count every vote, and certify the election regardless of who wins

Your voice does matter and your vote counts. Check your voter registration by Oct 5, then return your mail ballot as soon as you can, or vote early in person starting Oct 7.

JUST NOW: Press conference outside Maricopa Board of Supervisors David Escobar with LUCHA calls on the Board of Supervisors and Recorder Heap to protect every voter, count every vote, and certify the election regardless of who wins

"We want you to know that your voice does matter and your vote will count." - Victoria Lopez, Executive Director of ACLU-AZ

JUST NOW: Press conference outside Maricopa Board of Supervisors David Escobar with LUCHA calls on the Board of Supervisors and Recorder Heap to protect every voter, count every vote, and certify the election regardless of who wins

Lula Haji with OVOV calls on the Board of Supervisors to continue demanding accountability and transparency from Recorder Justin Heap

Hace unas horas, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos le puso fin a una serie de restricciones temporales que impedían a los estados usar el Sistema de Verificación Sistémica de Extranjeros (conocido como el SAVE database en inglés) para verificar la ciudadanía de los votantes.

Trump y sus aliados han estado promoviendo la base de datos SAVE como parte de un esfuerzo mayor para generar desconfianza y confusión en torno a nuestras elecciones — preparando el terreno para impugnar los resultados que no sean de su agrado. Es fundamental que sigamos alzando la voz y luchando.

Hace unas horas, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos le puso fin a una serie de restricciones temporales que impedían a los estados usar el Sistema de Verificación Sistémica de Extranjeros (conocido como el SAVE database en inglés) para verificar la ciudadanía de los votantes.

Sin embargo, la decisión de hoy no tendrá un gran impacto inmediato en las elecciones intermedias. La ley es clara: dado que faltan menos de 90 días para las elecciones, los condados no pueden realizar purgas de votantes usando el sistema SAVE, ni ninguna otra base de datos.

Hace unas horas, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos le puso fin a una serie de restricciones temporales que impedían a los estados usar el Sistema de Verificación Sistémica de Extranjeros (conocido como el SAVE database en inglés) para verificar la ciudadanía de los votantes.

SAVE se creó para ayudar a los estados a verificar la ciudadanía y el estatus migratorio de las personas que desean solicitar beneficios gubernamentales — no para examinar los padrones electorales.

A few hours ago, the Supreme Court ended a set of temporary restrictions that had blocked states from using the Systemic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database to verify voters' citizenship. Here's what you need to know.

Trump and his allies have been pushing the SAVE database as part of a broader effort to create distrust and confusion around our elections, laying the groundwork to challenge results they don't like. It's critical that we continue to speak up and fight back.

A few hours ago, the Supreme Court ended a set of temporary restrictions that had blocked states from using the Systemic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database to verify voters' citizenship. Here's what you need to know.

But today's decision won't have an immediate impact on the midterms. The law is clear: because we're within 90 days of the election, counties are not allowed to conduct systematic voter purges using SAVE or any other database.

A few hours ago, the Supreme Court ended a set of temporary restrictions that had blocked states from using the Systemic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database to verify voters' citizenship. Here's what you need to know.

150,000 Maricopa County voters recently received letters from the county asking if they'd moved — even though many had been at the same address for decades. If you received a letter like this and you haven’t moved, don’t panic! Confirm your voter registration at my.arizona.vote

There are steps you can take now to protect your right to vote: 1️⃣Register, update, or confirm your voter registration by Oct. 5 2️⃣Call the Election Protection hotline if you have concerns or problems while voting: 866-687-8683 3️⃣Share accurate voting info with your friends & family

150,000 Maricopa County voters recently received letters from the county asking if they'd moved — even though many had been at the same address for decades. If you received a letter like this and you haven’t moved, don’t panic! Confirm your voter registration at my.arizona.vote

The letters were sent because of a newly effective state law that requires elections officials to compare voter registration data with the driver license database. In this round, even minor discrepancies in addresses were flagged (example: "Street" vs. "St." or "Unit 1" vs. "#1").

“The purpose of Friends Across Borders is to send a message so loud that everybody hears what is really happening in this border. And that is that we are friends, we are united, and we love to be together.” azmirror.com/2026/08/21/a...