Arizona's Mohave County approves security marks on ballot paper for 2026
Arizona’s Mohave County plans to add security features to its ballot paper for the 2026 midterm election, a measure officials hope will improve voter confidence.
The features could include watermarks or invisible fibers, according to a contract with election printing vendor Runbeck Election Services that county supervisors unanimously voted to approve Monday.
The features will cost somewhere between 10 to 15 cents a ballot, according to Runbeck’s proposal. About 83,000 Mohave County voters cast ballots in the last midterm election.
Supervisors Chairman Travis Lingenfelter said in an interview Tuesday that he thinks the change is worth the cost if it improves voter confidence, and he hopes other counties will follow.
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