AZ SB1024

Adopts the "Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote" as Arizona law, allowing Arizona to join an interstate compact to reform presidential elections.

Requires member states to conduct statewide popular elections for president and vice president, with each state's chief election official determining the national popular vote total across all member states.

Directs each member state to award its presidential electors to the slate that wins the national popular vote, rather than the slate that wins within that state.

Becomes effective when states cumulatively possessing a majority of electoral votes (270+) have enacted the agreement, and allows member states to withdraw except within six months of a president's term end.

Terminates if the electoral college is abolished and includes provisions for tie-breaking and nominating electors if a state's elector slate size differs from its electoral vote count.