Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections officials and attorneys are now beginning to grapple with the Act.

The VRTK Act is codified in the Citizens Clean Elections Act, A.R.S. §§ 16-971 to 16-679, and gives the Clean Elections Commission jurisdiction…

The Voters’ Right to Know Act requires new types of disclaimers for political advertising.
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Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections officials and attorneys are now beginning to grapple with the Act.
The VRTK Act is codified in…

The VRTK Act requires a new disclosure report to be electronically filed with the Arizona Secretary of State, regardless of whether the covered person operates at the statewide or local level.

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Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections…

The Voters’ Right to Know Act imposes radical new conditions on how political spenders may use their fundraising proceeds to engage in campaign spending.

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Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections officials and attorneys are now beginning to…

In order to trace money as it moves through the political system, the Voters’ Right to Know Act requires a covered person to collect new information from certain donors.

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Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections officials and…

The first step in understanding the Voters’ Right to Know Act is determining whether your organization is covered by the Act.

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Did you know the Voters’ Right to Know Act (Prop 211) became law immediately following the 2022 general election canvass? Elections officials and attorneys are now beginning to grapple with the…

Today the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that whether the Legislature violated Arizona’s Open Meeting Law by virtue of GOP members’ attendance at ALEC conferences is a nonjusticiable political question.
In essence, although the Open Meeting Law is codified as a statute, it nonetheless constitutes a “procedural rule.” The Arizona Constitution gives the Legislature (nearly) carte…