Fast, Accurate, Secure, Transparent Election Results Act (FAST Election Results Act)
Plain-English Summary
This measure proposes changes to Arizona's voting procedures, including requiring government-issued identification for all mail-in voters and allowing on-site ballot counting for mail ballots dropped off at polling places on Election Day. It also prohibits non-citizens from contributing to state election campaigns.
What each outcome does
If HCR 2001 passes, mail-in voters will be required to provide valid government-issued proof of identity, and counties will offer on-site counting for mail ballots dropped off at polling places on Election Day. The changes would take effect in 2028.
If HCR 2001 fails, current Arizona voting laws will remain in effect, meaning mail-in voters will not be required to provide government-issued identification, and counties will continue their current ballot tabulation procedures.
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