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Faith leaders unite across religions to counter voter intimidation on Election Day
Scottsdale's independent voters could decide the Shah-Feely race
Maricopa County election 'blame game' heats up before midterm election
MCAO ends Peoria candidate probe as questions linger
Republican Jay Feely says Former Sen. Sinema supports his campaign
FBI investigating suspicious letters sent to 3 Arizona Democrats
And Democrat Kris Mayes is spending a lot of it, trying to ensure she gets a second term as Arizona attorney general. New campaign finance reports show that as of the end of September, the most recent data available,
Arizona Republican House candidate and former NFL player Jay Feely discusses his campaign, border security, AI data centers and more on 'The Sunday Briefing.'
The protest is aimed at voting early ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Organizers said it would be the largest “early vote activation in history.”
Democratic candidate JoAnna Mendoza makes a speech last month during the opening of her field office on East Grant Road. Mendoza often cites incumbent Republican Juan Ciscomani's support of President
The heavily promoted pre-election public investigation of Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs by Senate Republicans over allegations of pay-to-play is not going to happen.
Adrian Fontes is seeking reelection for Arizona secretary of state against election denier Alexander Kolodin. See photos of Fontes' career.
Proposition 320 would allow Arizona voters to determine how much of a school district budget should go toward direct instructional spending.
The envelope with powder was opened by a staffer in Arizona's statewide election office on Oct. 15, causing evacuations.
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