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Many Arizona voters blocked from voter rolls because of problems with paper registration forms they used.
Paper forms are the type commonly distributed and collected by civic groups and political parties during voter registration drives.
Election officials have said for years that forms often have inaccuracies or deficiencies, such as a missing ID number, birthdate or signature.
Some organizations are better than others at turning in complete voter registration forms.
Poder Latinx , a Latino civic engagement organization, registered around 92% of the people who filled out the form.
Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly, a Democrat , said her county tries to train the voter registration groups as much as possible.
Similar forms have long been distributed by political parties or advocacy groups that use commercially available information to develop mailing lists of potential voters.
Tennessee enacted a law this year that bans organizations from prefilling voter information on mailers.
Maricopa County Recorder’s office believes some voters mistakenly believe they are required to return the forms.
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