Arizona ballot collection law (H.B. 2023)

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The Arizona ballot collection law (H.B. 2023) is a state statute that restricts who may collect and return another voter’s early ballot, effectively limiting third-party ballot collection practices often referred to as “ballot harvesting.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arizona state statute
ballot collection restriction
election law
aimsToRestrict ballot harvesting
third-party ballot collection
appliesTo early voting by mail in Arizona
associatedWithTerm ballot harvesting
challengedUnder United States Constitution
surface form: U.S. Constitution

Voting Rights Act of 1965
codifiedIn Arizona Revised Statutes
criticizedFor potentially burdening low-income voters
potentially burdening minority voters
potentially burdening rural voters
restricting voter assistance
effectOnElections restricts third-party handling of early ballots
enforcementMechanism criminal penalties for unlawful ballot collection
geographicScope statewide in Arizona
hasOfficialName House Bill 2023
jurisdiction Arizona
surface form: State of Arizona
legislativePurpose regulate third-party ballot collection practices
limitsWhoMay collect another voter’s early ballot
return another voter’s early ballot
partyOpposition primarily opposed by Democratic legislators
partySupport primarily supported by Republican legislators
permitsBallotCollectionBy a caregiver of the voter
a family member of the voter
a household member of the voter
a mail carrier
an election official
policyJustification election integrity
prevention of voter fraud
primaryEffect limits who can legally return another person’s early ballot
prohibitsBallotCollectionBy most campaign workers
most third-party political operatives
most volunteers not meeting statutory criteria
regulates collection of early ballots
return of early ballots
relatedConcept election administration in Arizona
mail-in voting regulations
voter assistance laws
sponsorChamber Arizona House of Representatives
subjectOfCase Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee
typeOfRestriction time, place, and manner regulation of ballot return
upheldBy Supreme Court of the United States
upheldInDecision Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee
surface form: Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee (2021)

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Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee challengedLaw Arizona ballot collection law (H.B. 2023)