499 Arizonans Claim Stores as Legal Residences: 110 Voted in 2020, Study Finds

499 Arizonans Claim Stores as Legal Residences: 110 Voted in 2020, Study Finds
Ballots are counted by Maricopa County Elections Department staff in Phoenix on Oct. 31, 2020. Courtney Pedroza/Getty Images
Steven Kovac
Steven Kovac
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A study released on Jan. 31 by the nonpartisan Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has revealed many irregularities on Arizona’s voter rolls.

Records examined in Maricopa County found that 354 registered voters had claimed storefront addresses as their legal residence. Yuma County was next with 133, followed by a smattering of instances in four other counties, for a total of 499. Of that figure, 110 of them voted in the 2020 General Election.