Initial results show voters rejected three judges’ bids for retention in the Maricopa County Superior Court
It is rare for voters to fire judges. The last time a judge was ousted was in 2014, after Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Benjamin
It is rare for voters to fire judges. The last time a judge was ousted was in 2014, after Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Benjamin
By Ryan Randazzo || Arizona Republic The Republicans in the race for two seats on the Arizona Corporation Commission are maintaining their leads, according to
By Sasha Hupka || Arizona Republic For months, elections officials in Arizona’s most populous voting jurisdiction have stressed that they are working as “one Maricopa
Recorder David Stevens acknowledged the order that blocks the county from hand counting all ballots. But, Stevens said, he was moving ahead on the advice
O’Halleran headed for defeat By Ronald J. Hansen || Arizona Republic As expected, the outcome of Arizona’s top races remained unclear early Wednesday, but there
By Robert Anglen, Sasha Hupka & Corina Vanek || Arizona Republic The likely outcome of Arizona’s statewide races hinges on what happens in Maricopa County
By Gloria Rebecca Gomez || Arizona Mirror Arizona voters overwhelmingly said they want to shine a light on campaign contributions, backing a ballot measure that
By Chase W. Drumgoole and Kristen Apolline Castillo/Cronkite News Left: Kathy Hoffman, the Democratic candidate for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, speaks during the election party for Arizona
Left: Katie Hobbs, Democratic candidate for Arizona governor, speaks during the election party for Arizona Democrats at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel Nov. 8, 2022,
Left: Kris Mayes, the Democratic candidate for Arizona attorney general, speaks during the election party for Arizona Democrats at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel Nov.
Left: Adrian Fontes, Democratic candidate for Arizona secretary of state, speaks to volunteers during the election party for Arizona Democrats at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown
Left: Sen. Mark Kelly speaks in front of volunteers gathered at his Tucson field office on Election Day to thank them for helping his campaign
By Howard Fischer || Capitol Media Services Federal officials will be watching polling Tuesday in five counties in Arizona, However, no one is saying
Photo by Jim Small || Arizona Mirror GOP and independent turnout poised to make or break Democratic chances in Arizona’s 2022 midterm election By Caitlin
Opinion: Unless independents vote, Arizona will be overrun by the four horses of the apocalypse, riding into power on an ill wind of kooky conspiracy
People attend a “Fight4Her” pro-choice rally in front of the White House at Lafayette Square on March 29, 2019 in Washington, DC. Photo by Astrid
Think the country’s gotten worse since the 1950s — and want to go back? You’re probably a white evangelical Protestant By John L. Micek. ||Pennsylvania
“She hasn’t done a thing for anyone. No one knows why,” a source said. By Wayne Schutsky || Arizona Capitol Times As Election Day
By Mary Jo Pitzl || The Arizona Republic That’s due in part to a new state law that makes automatic recounts more likely, especially given close
By Alison Steinbach || The Arizona Republic With just days to go until Election Day, it’s hard to know from looking at polls what to
Abe Hamadeh l(eft) has said he prosecuted at least a dozen trials in court. The Republic could not verify that number, though. /Screenshot || AzFamily
By Terrance Thornton | Digital Free Press In a matter of days Scottsdale voters will decide between Scottsdale City Council hopefuls Pamela Carter and Barry Graham at the Tuesday, Nov. 8 general election. To get into
An American flag with an image of Native American on it is attached to a fence outside a home on the Navajo Nation. Photo by
By Terrance Thornton | Digital Free Press A week from today Scottsdale voters will elect either Barry Graham or Pamela Carter at the Tuesday, Nov. 8, general election. To get into
A path to the future By Center for the Future of Arizona With all statewide offices and the entire legislature on the ballot, Arizona’s 2022
‘On ’60 Minutes’, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich finally calls out Kari Lake and the Trump slate for their election lies. But v oters have
Latino unhappiness is often shown by graffiti on buildings and wall. By Javier Arce || Arizona Republic . Leer en español Latino voters in Arizona
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Photo via The City of Yuma By Michael Maresh | Yuma Sun A proposed spaceport in Yuma could still be five to 10 years away
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By Ethan Faverino | AZ Free News In a display of strong bipartisan support, the Arizona Senate unanimously advanced legislation designed to crack down on