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Family and friends of two key figures in an Arizona public corruption case have poured tens of thousands of dollars into the election to get rid of Attorney General Kris Mayes and elect her challenger.
Voters in Michigan, Arizona, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have a rare opportunity this year to give Democrats unified control of their state governments.
Arizona voters will decide whether communities should face limits on grocery taxes.
An unexpectedly competitive race in a congressional district that President Trump easily won by double digits two years ago could spell trouble as Republicans look to fend off a Democratic wave. Why it matters: Significant spending by both parties in the 2nd Congressional District, which covers most of rural, northern Arizona and extends into northern Pinal County, suggests that even districts normally considered to be safe Republican territory...
Arizona's legislative primaries delivered more continuity than upheaval on July 21, according to unofficial race projections.
Arizonans will learn in slightly more than a week if Democrats' sweep of three top statewide offices four years ago was a fluke or an actual sign that the state
The Nov. 3 election pits incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, against GOP nominee Warren Petersen.
Turning Point USA's voter-targeting app, TPAaction, is meant to aid volunteers who "chase'' ballots. That means going out and finding people who have not yet returned their early ballots.
Republican nominee for Arizona governor Andy Biggs debates “No Labels” candidate Teri Hourihan in Scottsdale on Oct. 6, 2026. As a native of Tucson, I know how great Arizona is and what makes our state so special.
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