Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Thousands of Maricopa County voters have received letters questioning whether they still live at the address on their voter registration, and some of those voters told ABC15 they have not moved. Election officials said a new law requires monthly comparisons of driver's licenses and voter registrations to prevent mail-in ballots from going to the wrong addresses. Even a small inconsistency, such as spelling out "street" or abbreviating the word, could trigger a mismatch, according to the Arizona Secretary of State's Office.
Thousands of Maricopa County voters have received letters questioning whether they still live at the address on their voter registration, and some of those voters told ABC15 they have not moved. Election officials said a new law requires monthly comparisons of driver's licenses and voter registrations to prevent mail-in ballots from going to the wrong addresses. Even a small inconsistency, such as spelling out "street" or abbreviating the word, could trigger a mismatch, according to the Arizona Secretary of State's Office.
