An appeals court has dismissed a challenge from the Arizona Republican Party and its allies that aimed to change the way the state verifies voter signatures on mail-in ballots. The Division Two Arizona Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that the Republican Party, the Arizona Free Enterprise Club, and others who joined in the lawsuit, did not have legal standing to move forward with the challenge. State law requires the secretary of state to “enact EPM provisions to attain and maintain ‘maximum degree of correctness, impartiality, uniformity and efficiency’ on voting and ballot procedures,” Sklar wrote. “Co-Conspirator Court Essentially Green Lights Dangerous Democrat Adrian Fontes Circumventing Arizona Election Law,” the MCRC wrote in the post. While Eckerstrom and Vasquez were appointed to the appeals court by Gov.