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FAST Election Results Act

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HCR 2001 — The Fast, Accurate, Secure, Transparent (FAST) Election Results Act

Background

Why This Matters

The FAST Election Results Act would enshrine four common sense election integrity requirements directly into the Arizona Constitution. It declares that only U.S. citizens may register and vote in Arizona elections, prohibits foreign nationals from contributing or spending anything of value to influence an Arizona election, requires every voter to show valid government-issued photo ID before casting a ballot regardless of voting method, and guarantees every voter the option to have their ballot tabulated on-site at their polling location on Election Day. Instead of mailing in the ballot, the voter can show up to the polls on election day, show valid ID, remove the ballot from the envelope, and tabulate it themselves, preventing administrative delays, speeding up results, and resulting in more people showing ID before casting a ballot in-person.

With the FAST Election Results Act: Only citizens can vote, Voter ID is required regardless of how you vote, foreign funding of our elections is prohibited, and all counties must provide voters the option to have their ballot tabulated on election day at the voting location. That means Fast, Accurate, Secure, and Transparent (or FAST) Election Results!

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Key Points:
  • National polling consistently shows overwhelming support for election integrity measures: ~84% favor photo voter ID, 83% support proof of citizenship for voter registration, ~90% agree only U.S. citizens should vote, and roughly 72%–82% support restricting or banning foreign money and foreign-influenced spending in U.S. elections (including ~80% support for bans on foreign influence in ballot initiatives).
  • Maricopa County received over 280,000 mail ballots dropped off on Election Day in 2022, contributing to a tabulation process that took nearly two weeks and fueled widespread public doubt about the process. With on-site tabulation, those ballots would be counted by election night.
  • Arizona's existing voter ID law is only in state statute, meaning it can be repealed, weakened, or challenged by a simple legislative majority or a single court ruling. The FAST Act expands and secures our Voter ID laws in our constitution.
  • Foreign national spending in U.S. elections is prohibited under federal law, but enforcement gaps at the state level, including through state-chartered nonprofits and ballot measure campaigns, leave Arizona elections exposed without a state constitutional prohibition.
  • The measure explicitly preserves federal UOCAVA protections for military and overseas voters, ensuring service members are not affected by the new requirements.
  • The measure takes effect January 1, 2028, giving counties and the legislature a full election cycle to build out ID verification and on-site tabulation infrastructure before the next presidential election.
Sample Argument

Vote YES on Prop XXX!

Arizonans deserve elections that are Fast, Accurate, Secure, and Transparent. The FAST Election Results Act delivers exactly that by enshrining four common-sense protections directly into our state constitution where they can't be repealed by a simple legislative majority.

First, this measure makes clear what every Arizonan already believes: only U.S. citizens should vote in our elections. Roughly 90% of Americans agree with that, and we need to make sure our constitution reflects it.

Second, Prop XXX requires valid government-issued photo ID for every voter, regardless of how they cast their ballot. Approximately 84% of Americans support photo voter ID. Arizona's existing ID law lives only in statute meaning a simple majority in the legislature could get rid of them. The FAST Election Results Act locks it in permanently.

Third, it bans foreign nationals from spending anything to influence Arizona elections. Federal law already prohibits this, but enforcement gaps at the state level leave us exposed. Arizona deserves its own constitutional firewall.

Fourth, it guarantees every voter the option to have their ballot tabulated on Election Day at their polling location. In 2022, Maricopa County's tabulation dragged on for nearly two weeks because of ballots dropped off on election day, fueling widespread doubt. On-site tabulation means results Arizonans can trust by election night.

These reforms are common sense, widely supported, and mean accurate results on election night.

Vote YES on Prop XXX for Fast, Accurate, Secure, and Transparent Election Results.

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