The suit alleges violations of public comment and public disclosure requirements, along with specific provisions state officials approved for the manual.
The number of Mexican families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border grew nationwide in 2023, but nowhere is that more true than in Arizona’s Tucson Sector where the number of Mexican people in a family grew from 8,500 in 2022 to more than 120-thousand.
If the bill passes and is signed into law, it would solve an election calendar issue that could happen if a recount is needed for the primary election.
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