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Voter turnout up, but still only 50 percent of elegible voters
Despite record-setting numbers in the November midterm election, turnout will likely remain a problem in Arizona, policy experts said Monday. But they expect a trend toward split-ticket voting, where people choose by candidate rather than party, to continue.
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Record Midterm election turnout still shows problems, experts say
More than 64 percent of Arizona's registered voters cast ballots in the midterm election, but millions of eligible adults did not cast a ballot or register.
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Voting Do's and Don'ts
With Arizonans heading to the polls there are some "rules" with mail-in ballots and what you can and can't do while you're voting. Tom Collins, Executive Director of the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission gives all the details.
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AZ Clean Elections Inspiring Everyone to Vote
Tom Collins, Derek Rinsema and The Mixtones show us how they are inspiring everyone to vote this election season with a special in-studio show!
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Spread Your Wings and Vote
Arizona School for the Arts (ASA) high school students drew inspiration from the Citizens Clean Elections Commission (CCEC) ‘18 in 2018’ Take Flight AR mural to create an original ‘sound track’ to encourage participation in the upcoming Arizona elections.
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Elections Experts Say Arizona Voter Turnout Is At 'Crisis' Levels
Representatives from the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission and Arizona State University's Morrison Institute have studied the state's lack of voter turnout.
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Instagram worthy murals around Phoenix
The views through downtown and central Phoenix are cooler then ever before and they seem to be ever changing.
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High school a capella group hopes to increase young voter turnout
“Let Your Voice Be Heard.” That’s the name of the song written, performed and directed by a high school a cappella group with goal is to inspire people their age to get out and vote.
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Interview - Tom Collins, Director of AZ Citizens Clean Elections Commission
Tom Collins, Executive Director of the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission chats with Lake Powell Life News Director Carol Batchelor about the importance of voting in the upcoming Primary Election.
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Clean Elections commissions interactive mural on Roosevelt Row to spur younger people to vote
Gina Roberts knows that when it comes to getting younger generations to vote, you have to go to them.
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Arizona ranks among bottom half of states for voter turnout, study finds
Voter participation is eroding across the U.S. and the situation in Arizona is a crisis, according to a study by the Morrison Institute of Public Policy at Arizona State University.
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Half of Arizonans didn't cast a vote in 2016 election
A new report by the Citizen's Clean Elections Commission states half of the people eligible to vote in Arizona, don't cast their ballot.
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Study: Arizona No. 43 in voter turnout; minorities, youth and poor are hurt most
Voter participation is eroding across the U.S. and the situation in Arizona is a crisis, according to a study by the Morrison Institute of Public Policy at Arizona State University.
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Mural downtown encouraging 18-year-olds to register to vote
A mural that comes to life through augmented reality is working to encouraging 18-year-olds to vote.
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Tucson's first 'augmented reality' mural used to encourage young people to vote
The Citizens Clean Elections Commission is making a push to sign up millennials to vote ahead of the November elections with the help from a special mural that was placed on a downtown Tucson building popular with young people.
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Tucson gets new augmented reality mural
An artist in Arizona is taking Tucson's mural scene up to another level.
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Arizona's first augmented reality mural takes flight on Roosevelt Row
Arizona's first augmented reality mural has launched on the west wall of Monorchid and the Bosque on Roosevelt Row.
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Lauren Lee Paints Augmented Reality Mural in Roosevelt Row
Lauren Lee has painted the first augmented reality mural in downtown Phoenix. Titled Take Flight, it’s located on the west-facing wall of Roosevelt Row gallery monOrchid, alongside Brian Boner’s 2016 mural depicting hundreds of birds in flight.
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- PR Week Awards Release
March 14, 2019 - Arizona School of the Arts Ode to Voting
October 4, 2018 - Tresurer Debate Communication
September 26, 2018 - Arizona Primary Election: Primarily Forgotten
August 17, 2018 - Supporting Statement Release
August 7, 2018 - Voter Crisis Release
July 17, 2018 - Voter Dashboard Launch
June 13, 2018 - 18 in 2018 Launch
April 6, 2018 - Audit Rule
September 28, 2017 - Horne Matter
August 2017 - Commission Modernizes Rules
July 20, 2017
- Commissioner Kimble's Editorial regarding 'Independents'
August 13, 2018 - Commissioner Chan's Editorial regarding 'dark money'
May 2, 2018
- Legislative Council
A.R.S. section 19-124(B) requires the Arizona Legislative Council to prepare impartial analyses of ballot measures, which are then included in the publicity pamphlet published by the Secretary of State. Below is the link to a copy of the draft ballot proposition analyses prepared by the staff of the Arizona Legislative Council. Source: Arizona Legislative Council
Executive Director's Letter to Legislative Council Regarding HCR 2007
Legislative Council Agenda
Legislative Council Draft Analysis