AZ HB2364

Amends Arizona election law to permit ranked choice voting in city, town, and county elections when there are three or more voting options for an office or group of offices.

Requires voting machines and electronic voting systems to implement and accommodate ranked choice voting capabilities when ranking for contests is possible.

Establishes the mathematical threshold for election as the total votes cast divided by (1 + number of seats to be filled), plus one vote, with surplus votes and eliminated candidate votes redistributed according to voter preferences in successive counting rounds.

Requires comprehensive tally reports for ranked choice voting elections showing vote counts for each advancing candidate in each round, exhausted ballots, and transfer values for surplus votes.

Mandates voter education materials, sample ballots with fictitious names, and clear ballot instructions explaining how to rank candidates and that ranking additional candidates does not harm higher-ranked preferences.