Arizona's Supreme Court has issued a first-of-its-kind order for trial courts to prioritize election-related lawsuits, ensuring they are resolved swiftly following the November 5 presidential election. This directive aims to prevent prolonged disputes that could delay the finalization of election results, especially in this battleground state where legal challenges are expected. The order mandates that cases concerning presidential electors be resolved by December 6, aligning with federal deadlines for the Electoral College process. This move follows past experiences of election-related legal challenges and anticipates similar disputes this cycle, particularly from allies of former President Trump. Similar expedited procedures are being adopted in other battleground states to handle election litigation more efficiently. The prioritization of election cases may require the delay of other court proceedings, underscoring the perceived urgency of these matters.