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Pima County Primary Voting Secure | Tucson News
Pima County election officials confirm the July 21 primary is secure and on schedule, with safeguards in place for both mail-in and in-person voting. They’re addressing voter intimidation concerns and clarifying eligibility, emphasizing Arizona’s anti-intimidation laws and collaboration with law enforcement. New voter registration requirements now mandate proof of citizenship and residence, following a DOJ letter about non-citizens voting — though officials say their systems remain intact. The deadline to request a mail-in ballot was Friday; voters should mail completed ballots by July 14 or…
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