Summary

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, a Democrat, was compelled by a court order to release the names of about 218,000 voters to lawyers representing right-wing activists.

The appeals court upheld a lower court’s decision, which requires disclosing voter information due to a coding error that incorrectly classified some voters’ ballot access.

Fontes, who expressed serious concerns over potential harassment and violence against these voters, unsuccessfully tried to block the request.

The court ruled that Fontes had not provided sufficient proof that releasing the list posed a danger to voters.

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    10 days ago

    The court ruled that Fontes had not provided sufficient proof that releasing the list posed a danger to voters.

    Will he have enough proof after people on the list find threats in their mailboxes, their houses catching on fire, their car’s tires slashed?