DOJ to Oversee Voting Rights Compliance in Maricopa County Primary

Federal observers will ensure adherence to election laws during crucial Arizona primary elections.

The DOJ will monitor Maricopa County's primary election on July 30 for compliance with federal voting rights laws.
This action follows previous issues with voting machine malfunctions and delays in the 2022 GOP primary.
Maricopa County is a key battleground with a history of contested election results.
Voters are reminded to bring proof of identity to the polls as per county requirements.
The DOJ regularly deploys staff to monitor elections nationwide to uphold civil rights laws.