Thread: Arizona Primary

Anybody ever encounter anything like this in your states? I think it's blowing up so quickly and people are eager to throw around the word "fraud" but I think 20 people in a state of close to 7 million is a bit premature for that. That actually happened to the kid in front of me in line when I went to vote today - it said he was showing up as a Libertarian and he got turned away.

Ariz. Democratic party to investigate after voters told they're not eligible | 12NEWS.com

Additionally, people in the valley are complaining about the appalling planning and zoning, leading to 4+ hour lines in many places. How have the lines been in y'all's states for those of you who have voted so far?

Up here in northern Az, the lines were very reasonable - I only had to wait a few minutes and I went around lunchtime when I thought it would be busy.

http://azdailysun.com/news/local/san...25b351e81.html

Also Bernie's been campaigning the hell out of Arizona. He had 2 rallies up here in Flagstaff, one in Phoenix, one in Tucson, his wife went down to tent city, and he was back up in Flagstaff today hanging out on campus with the students. He was right outside my classroom and I missed seeing him by mere moments. It'll be interesting to see if him spending an entire week here pays off for him in the polls, as we are a pretty red state, even though there are 3 major state universities here. We have huge Native American and Latino communities here and it seems like he's really attracting the minority voters but the polls all show that Hillary is the one getting all the minority voters.

It was probably a smart move on his part to focus on Arizona rather than Utah given there are more delegates on the line here and there are alot of minorities compared to morman country.

Even though I doubt Arizona is a state he can pull a big win in, it's nice to see at least one candidate putting in some time here. Trump and Hillary both rolled through, each making 1 stop in the valley I think, but traditionally Arizona isn't a big stop on the campaign trail for many candidates. Obama came through last election and Bush came the election before that but those are usually single stops and didn't seem to have very big of an impact on the polls.

It was only Maricopa county that screwed the pooch on planning. We had only 60 polling places for a county of over 4 million people. In comparison, Pima county had 124 polling places with about 1 milllion people.

Looks like it's been confirmed that quite a few voters had their parties switched to independent before the election making their votes not count.

Arizona Secretary of State Confirms Election Fraud