Arizona ballots prepared for presidential vote by new residents
A special ballot form for Arizona newcomers eligible to vote for president only will run Oct 19 to 30 at the County Recorder's office. Under a new law, residents who have lived in Arizona 60 days by Nov 3 may vie in the presidential race and apply now through the recorder. Over 500 have already applied in Pima County. Regular voters may apply for absentee ballots, with those ballots possibly becoming available early next week.
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