AZ SB1341

Makes it unlawful for an enterprise to knowingly communicate false information to registered voters intended to impede their voting rights, including false information about election date/time/place, voter registration status, polling locations, early voting information, or ballot procedures.

Classifies violation as a class 5 felony prosecutable in either the jurisdiction where the communication originated or was received.

Allows registered voters who receive false information to file civil actions for injunctive relief and recover attorney fees if they prevail.

Grants the attorney general or county attorney authority to investigate violations through written investigative demands, testimony, document inspection, and court enforcement actions.

Permits courts to enforce compliance through contempt findings, injunctive relief, corporate dissolution under section 10-1430, or other appropriate remedies if a person fails to comply with investigative demands.