Mohave County will debut new ballot paper with added security measures in July primary

Mohave County in Arizona is set to introduce a new ballot paper with enhanced security measures, including watermarks, embedded fibers, and microprinting, starting with the July primary. This move comes after a public meeting last year where officials proposed the change to ensure election integrity. The new ballots aim to prevent fraud and tampering, reflecting a broader national concern about election security amid rising instances of voter fraud allegations. This initiative underscores the county's commitment to maintaining the trust and transparency of its electoral process.