Let's be real about this: Shameless partisan opponents of voting rights want to roll back early voting in Arizona because they think that if fewer people participate in Arizona's elections they'd be more likely to win and keep their power. They're willing to close the curtain on more than 30 years of progress just to win some elections.

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This headline says it all, John.

Arizona made "no-excuse" early and mail-in voting legal back in 1991. For decades, Arizona's mail-in voting laws were the model of ballot accessibility, making it easy for voters to participate in their elections. An overwhelming majority of Arizona voters voted early, either in person at a polling place or via mail-in ballot.

But opponents of voting rights in the Arizona House of Representatives just voted to change all that. They voted along straight party lines to pass a bill that would end early voting in the state -- both in person and by mail with just a handful of exceptions for the elderly or those in military service. This sends the bill onto the Arizona Senate, possibly setting up a showdown with Gov. Katie Hobbs over a potential veto.

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Straight from the news report:

"The bill, like many others proposed by Republicans in the state legislature this year, is aimed at addressing conspiracy theories that the 2020 Arizona election was somehow stolen from then-President Donald Trump and that victories in the 2022 election were similarly swiped from several Republicans running for statewide offices."

Vote-by-mail remains incredibly popular in Arizona, with almost 90% of ballots in 2020 cast by mail and around 75% of Arizona voters signed up to receive early ballots in 2022. But that would all drastically change.

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