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Substrate honesty: no civops citizens have set their state to AZ yet. Per-state vote tallies below are 0 across the board until profile state-set lands. National tallies (in dashed boxes) reflect all votes regardless of state.
Mandate activity
focused review pathway: mass_mobilization · 0 attachments from AZ · 0 AZ voters
The election on November 3, 2026 is six months away. We're worried about
people being kept from voting or votes not being counted in five states:
Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona. We're asking people to
sign up as poll workers, learn how voting works in their town, build
groups that help neighbors get to the polls, call 1-866-OUR-VOTE for
training, and watch for warning signs. Research shows that when 3.5% of
people show up peacefully, the effort almost always works. We need to
build that infrastructure before October.
Cluster geometry: not yet computed (Phase B compute, see ADR-0005).
Per-statement: AZ tally vs national (8 statements)
Signing up as poll workers in PA/NV/GA/WI/AZ before October is the highest-leverage thing most citizens can do for 2026.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
1 / 1 / 0
866-OUR-VOTE training should be the standard onboarding for any volunteer who wants to help protect the election.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
1 / 0 / 0
Erica Chenoweth's 3.5% peaceful-mobilization threshold is reachable in a 5-state push if infrastructure is built by October.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
0 / 0 / 0
State AGs and SoSs (Aguilar, Mayes, Kaul, Schmidt) are the legal frontline; citizen energy should reinforce them, not replace them.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
1 / 0 / 0
Documenting polling-place and mail-ballot rules from primary .gov sources is more useful than commentary about national threats.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
1 / 0 / 0
Mass mobilization on midterms risks counterproductive partisan reaction; quiet, county-by-county legal preparation is sufficient.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
0 / 0 / 0
Five priority states is too narrow — the same federal threats apply in MI, NC, FL, TX; a 5-state focus may leave gaps adversaries exploit.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
0 / 0 / 0
Election Day observers should be trained in de-escalation, not confrontation, when documenting incidents.
AZ:
0 agree
0 disagree
0 pass
· national:
0 / 0 / 0
Enforcement contacts (7)
Routing destinations for mandates that ramp into AZ. Tier 1 (most-aligned) listed first within each kind. Verified status reflects last-confirmed contact info.
State Attorney General (1)
Secretary of State / Election Admin (1)
Election Protection Coalition (1)
Civil Rights Org (1)
State Legislator (election authority) (1)
County Election Director (2)
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