Arizona Voters Describe Intimidation At The Ballot Box

The video discusses reports of voter intimidation in Maricopa County, Arizona, where groups allegedly intimidate voters at ballot drop boxes. Clean Elections USA is identified as a key group involved, promoting debunked conspiracy theories. The video highlights law enforcement responses, legal aspects, and safety measures for voters. It also addresses harassment and threats against election workers, emphasizing the importance of maintaining election integrity.

What action has the Secretary of State taken in response to the reports of voter intimidation in Maricopa County?

• Sent the reports to the Attorney General and the Department of Justice

• Ignored the reports

• Handled the reports internally

• Dismissed the reports as rumors

What is the main accusation against the group Clean Elections USA?

• They are promoting voter turnout

• They are intimidating voters by filming them

• They are providing security at polling stations

• They are distributing false information about the election

What does the group Clean Elections USA claim to be doing at the ballot drop boxes?

• Monitoring weather conditions

• Ensuring voter safety

• Preventing election fraud

• Providing voter assistance

According to federal law, what is considered a crime in the context of elections?

• Discussing politics in public

• Campaigning near polling stations

• Intimidating or attempting to intimidate any voter

• Voting by mail

What safety measure does Arizona law require for uncredentialed observers at voting locations?

• They must stay 50 feet away

• They must stay 75 feet away

• They must stay 100 feet away

• They must stay 25 feet away