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AZ HB2045
Bill
Status
2/4/2025
Primary Sponsor
Alexander Kolodin
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AI Summary
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Removes the requirement that candidate names be rotated on ballots when there are fewer than or the same number of candidates as positions to be elected; names shall instead be placed in alphabetical order.
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Modifies the arrangement of political parties on general election ballots: through 2026, parties remain ordered by votes cast for governor in the most recent election; beginning in 2027, parties shall be rotated so each party appears substantially equally at the top, bottom, and intermediate positions.
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Applies the same alphabetical ordering requirement (when candidates equal or are fewer than positions available) to precinct committeemen in primary elections and to optical scanning system ballots.
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Clarifies grammatical language in existing statutes regarding ballot rotation requirements and candidate name placement procedures.
Legislative Description
Ballot order; names; parties; rotation
Conduct Of Elections
Last Action
Senate third reading FAILED voting: (14-15-1-0)
4/1/2025