AZ HCR2001

Proposes a constitutional amendment limiting voter registration and voting in Arizona elections to U.S. citizens only, explicitly stating citizens may vote once for each available office or ballot measure.

Prohibits foreign nationals from making contributions or expenditures to influence Arizona elections and bars anyone from knowingly accepting such contributions.

Requires all voters to present government-issued identification when casting a ballot, with acceptable ID to be provided at state expense.

Ends in-person early voting at 7:00 P.M. on the Friday before election day, though mail-in ballots sent via USPS may be accepted until polls close on election day.

Establishes requirements for mail-in ballots including an affirmative request confirming a specific address before each biennial general election and documented proof of citizenship at voter registration.