Reagan to stop enforcing election attack notification law

ReaganBy Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Capitol Times

Secretary of State Michele Reagan is no longer going to enforce a law designed to give targets of last-minute political “hit pieces” time to respond.

Reagan told Capitol Media Services the decision came after Eric Spencer, her elections director, concluded the provision to notify a candidate being attacked likely is unconstitutional. And Reagan said she considers the violation – to the extent there is one – to be minor.

“Perhaps there are other violations that warrant a lot more of the office’s time and response,” she said.

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