Maricopa County’s first mail-in only voting ‘overwhelming success’
By KTAR.COM The all-mail balloting that Maricopa County used in its November elections was an “overwhelming success,” according to a recent report from recorder Adrian
By KTAR.COM The all-mail balloting that Maricopa County used in its November elections was an “overwhelming success,” according to a recent report from recorder Adrian
Legislature shoots to pass bill package in 3 days By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times State lawmakers begin working Monday
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The vote came just one day after Flagstaff passed a resolution to oppose the wall KTAR.com The Tempe City Council failed to pass a resolution
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Queen Creek Independent Standard & Poor’s and Fitch Ratings, leading providers of credit ratings, both affirmed the town of Queen Creek’s AA rating and stable
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Arpaio has not heard from Trump since announcing Senate candidacy KTAR Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was right alongside President Donald Trump during the
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