In a significant legal ruling, an Arizona court has mandated the state to release names of voters whose citizenship has not been verified, following a series of appeals and lawsuits initiated by various groups. The Arizona Secretary of State, Fontes, has been ordered to produce lists identifying approximately 218,000 voters lacking proof of citizenship, as well as another 98,000 names due to a data glitch associated with the Motor Vehicle Division. This decision has sparked discussions about the implications for voting rights in the state, particularly as these records impact ongoing debates over voter registration accuracy and citizenship proof requirements. Arizona counties are also restoring voter registrations impacted by these errors, reinstating nearly 2,000 individuals previously misclassified. This court order comes amid broader scrutiny of voter data management practices in Arizona, highlighting the challenges and controversies surrounding citizenship verification in the electoral process.