This bill proposes to amend title 16, chapter 1 of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding a new article that allows individuals to register to vote during the twenty-eight days leading up to an election and on election day itself. Specifically, it stipulates that a person who has been a resident of the relevant county and precinct for at least twenty-nine days prior to the election can register and vote, provided they complete a registration form and, on election day, present proof of residence. Additionally, those who register under this provision can only vote using a provisional ballot for the current election and are eligible to vote in future elections held at least twenty-nine days after their registration.

Furthermore, the bill clarifies that individuals registering under this new provision will be eligible to vote for federal offices, statewide and countywide offices, and legislative positions, but will not be permitted to vote in partisan primary elections. The bill also mandates that the secretary of state and county election officials implement these changes promptly. Overall, this legislation aims to enhance voter accessibility while maintaining certain restrictions on voting eligibility.