Recent rulings from Arizona courts have ordered the Secretary of State to release lists of voters whose citizenship status has not been verified, amid concerns regarding a computer glitch affecting voter registrations. Over 98,000 voters registered without proof of citizenship are set to be disclosed following multiple lawsuits aimed at challenging the authenticity of voter rolls. The state faces scrutiny from right-wing legal groups, which have filed lawsuits in several states targeting voter rolls, claiming that 1.2 million registrations may be ineligible. The situation has created a tense atmosphere among election officials, as concerns about voter intimidation and safety continue to rise.