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Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship voting law heads to the Supreme Court in December

States Newsroom · October 23, 2026

The U.S. Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments for early December in a case that could decide whether Arizona can require proof of citizenship to register to vote and if it can purge voter rolls prior to an election. Earlier this year , the high court agreed to hear the 2022 case in which Mi Familia Vota and Living…

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Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship voting law heads to the Supreme Court in December

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