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

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

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 lower court’s ruling that blocked 2022 laws signed by then-Gov.

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.