Judge rejects effort to block Arizona open primaries measure as ballots head to voters
A Maricopa County judge has rejected an effort to prevent votes from being counted on a citizen initiative that would change Arizona primary elections, a ruling that brings a measure of clarity as the first ballots are being sent to voters.
Arizona is a battleground state in the presidential election this year. Here's where the betting odds stand for Kamala Harris ...
Who will win the presidential election in Arizona? Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are in a close race for the White House in ...
Republican leaders are siding with Arizona’s Democratic secretary of state in a legal dispute over whether roughly 97,000 ...
The opinion was requested of Attorney General Kris Mayes months ago by four state representatives — all of them mothers.
As evening temperatures in the Valley cool down, election season ramps up. With mail ballots set to arrive in a few weeks, ...
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47 days until Election Day, AZ Congressman has message for young votersNew poll results show 80% of likely Arizona voters believe American democracy is under threat. The new survey from the Center ...
The cryptocurrency industry has become one of the top spenders in Arizona’s U.S. House and Senate elections, even as the ...
Judicial retention elections usually aren’t the sexiest items on the ballot, but this year two campaigns are fighting to ...
The attorney general is now advising candidates they are free to use campaign funds to pay those expenses -- but only if the ...
Oklahoma officials, led by Governor Stitt, removed over 453,000 voter registrations due to eligibility criteria.
The way Attorney General Kris Mayes sees it, the responsibility of child care falls more often on women and may discourage ...
A school board president and longtime educator vying for reelection dies weeks before voting begins. How does the community ...
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