AZ HB2720

Requires county recorders to maintain and publicly post counts of physical ballots printed and electronically generated ballots by category (early, regular, provisional, federal-only) within one day after election day.

Establishes that party representatives observing hand counts may bring personal video cameras to record the process, and prohibits officers from removing observers solely for recording unless they disrupt the count.

Allows the Legislature to revoke a presidential elector's certificate of election by majority vote at any time before presidential inauguration, regardless of legislative session status.

Mandates live video recording of all ballot custody in tabulation rooms with date/time and clear display of ballots and electronic adjudication screens, with violations making board members ineligible for reelection and barred from public office for ten years.

Requires posting of duplicated ballot images to county websites within twenty-four hours of duplication, along with the adjudication board's determination of voter intent for each contest.

Allows election contest parties to request jury trials in disputes, with courts prohibited from granting dismissal motions until after jury verdict is issued.

Permits inspection of ballots and tabulation equipment in election contests upon filing a verified petition and bond with the court.