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- Arizona Supreme Court Says Voters Who Don’t Have Proof of Citizenship Can Receive Complete BallotsThe Washington Post
- Arizona Supreme Court rules that 98,000 people whose citizenship has not yet been confirmed can vote in crucial electionFox News
- Arizona Supreme Court rules nearly 100,000 voters will have full access to ballots after clerical errorNBC News
- Court rules nearly 98,000 Arizona residents whose citizenship has not been confirmed can cast full ballotPOLITICS
- Arizona Supreme Court rules voters faced with citizenship proof error can still get ‘full ballot,’ including state electionsCNN
