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Hobbs keeps promise – vetoes GOP election bill

Summary by Arizona Capitol Times

Gov. Katie Hobbs delivered her promised veto Tuesday of a Republican bill to revamp the deadline to turn in early ballots. But Hobbs, in her message to lawmakers, chose to focus her objections to HB2703 on a lesser-known provision of the measure, one that she said would undermine the system that allows people to get their ballots by mail without having to make annual requests. And that change would affect far more Arizonans than the 265,000 who …

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Democratic governor vetoes Arizona Republicans' plan for faster election results

(The Center Square) – The battle within the Arizona government raged on this week as Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a Republican proposal for faster election results, citing increased restrictions

3 days ago·United States

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The Federalist

Hobbs Vetoes GOP Bill Speeding Up Arizona's Vote Counting

On Tuesday, Democrat Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a GOP bill seeking to get voters definitive election results on election night.

3 days ago·United States

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AZCentral

Hobbs kills GOP election bill, and Arizona Republicans are ... delighted

Republicans are lambasting Gov. Katie Hobbs for her veto of a bill to speed up election results. They don't mention that other thing the bill did.

4 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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Arizona Capitol Times

Hobbs keeps promise – vetoes GOP election bill

4 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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Arizona Daily Sun

Hobbs vetoes bill crafted to change deadline for early voting

Proponents argued that the practice slows up the process of getting faster election returns.

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TrendingPolitics

JUST IN: Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Vetoes Election Integrity Bill

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, opted to veto on Tuesday a Republican-backed election integrity bill aimed at speeding up the state’s notoriously slow ballot counting process and produce faster election results. The bill, known as HB2703 or SB1101, would have made several changes to the Arizona election process, such as allowing ballots dropped off by voters in Maricopa County to be counted on-site, if the ballots were dropped off at a…

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