Arizona's election officials are in crisis following the discovery that nearly 100,000 voters were improperly registered without proof of citizenship, raising concerns about the integrity of the state's elections. In a leaked call, Governor Katie Hobbs expressed fears that this issue would validate conspiracy theories about illegal voting and lead to calls for new elections for previous cycles. The error, which dates back over 20 years, has the potential to disenfranchise many voters and provoke multiple lawsuits. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump has alleged that Democrats are exploiting voter registration processes for overseas citizens to commit election fraud, claiming this would dilute military votes. Both issues illustrate a growing tension surrounding election integrity in pivotal states ahead of the 2024 elections. The situation underscores the complexities of voter registration laws and the scrutiny they face in a politically charged environment.