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Arizona lawmakers propose new bill which can reject election results

Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - More than a dozen republican lawmakers in Arizona have proposed a new bill that would allow them to reject election results.

According to the proposal, if legislators reject the results a voter could then file in court to have the state hold a new election.

The bill's lead sponsor says it ensures the integrity of the voting process, but a voting rights group argues the bill allows those who lose a race to set aside the will of the people.

If passed, the proposal would make other changes in the state's election procedures, including eliminating Arizona's early voting-by-mail program and requiring election workers to hand-count ballots.

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April Hettinger

April was born and raised in San Diego where she loved the beach town and her two dogs, Lexi and Malibu. She decided to trade the beach for the snow and advanced her education at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.

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