A federal appeals court struck down provisions in two Arizona voting laws that sought to increase proof-of-citizenship requirements for voter registration.

A federal appeals court upheld a previous ruling that blocked Arizona’s proof of citizenship provision for voter registration. The ruling came from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and upholds a

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Arizona laws requiring citizenship proof to vote for president and by mail are unconstitutional.

One judge dissented and ruled that while elements of the Arizona laws "may violate federal law, in no way must they be completely invalidated."

An appeals court says there’s evidence Arizona lawmakers acted with discriminatory intent in demanding proof of citizenship from those entitled by U.S. law to vote for federal candidates without provi

A federal appeals court concluded there is evidence Arizona legislators acted with discriminatory intent when they approved some 2022 laws requiring proof of citizenship.