As of July 1, 42,301 Arizonans were registered to vote in “federal-only elections,” which the state offered to voters who do not provide documentary proof of citizenship or proof of residency, according to the secretary of state’s office.
Supreme Court upholds Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration in statewide elections
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