Last fall, I highlighted two lawsuits in Arizona, one that failed for its overbreadth and one that ultimately succeeded. The successful case was brought by the League of Women Voters, and they secured a temporary restraining order as to voter intimidation occurring around drop boxes and other related activity. (The other lawsuit had an appeal to the Ninth Circuit that was ultimately abandoned.)

The League of Women Voters has now announced a settlement in its case:

The parties have now settled the case. In so doing, the League and Ms. Jennings agreed to publicly condemn intimidation of any kind in connection with the exercise of the right to vote. The terms and obligations of the settlement are confidential.