Maricopa County voting office defends restoring voter registration status of 98,000 unconfirmed citizens
Voter Registration,Voting,Politics
An Arizona voting office is standing by its decision to restore the voter registration status of 98,000 unconfirmed citizens. As previously reported, because of a supposed “glitch” in Arizona’s “MVD” election system, 98,000 residents were allowed to register to vote without proving their citizenship status. In a statement to Fox News, the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office confirmed that the 98,000 have since had their registration status approved, meaning they may vote on Nov. 5th. “Maricopa County did not receive a complete list from the Secretary of State’s Office regarding who...
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