House bill twenty ninety nine, twenty one hundred, twenty one zero one, twenty one zero four, every single one of those and so many since then would have eliminated Arizonans' right to vote by mail
OverstatedAdrian Fontes, at Arizona Secretary of State General Election Debate
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Why we checked itSpecific bill numbers are cited as evidence that the opponent tried to eliminate mail-in voting rights — a verifiable legislative record claim that, if inaccurate, would materially mislead voters about the opponent's record.
What we foundHB 2100 and HB 2101 from Arizona's 56th Legislature would have severely restricted but not fully eliminated mail voting (retaining narrow absentee exceptions), while HB 2104 addressed election contest procedures unrelated to mail voting access, making the claim that all four bills would have 'eliminated' Arizonans' right to vote by mail an overstatement.