Pima County Attorney Laura Conover says local officials are prepared to protect voters and ensure a safe, fair general election amid concerns about misinformation.
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Critics are calling out the city over a newsletter that sent readers to a Tucson Electric Power explainer of Prop 421, the potential renewal of the utility company's franchise agreement.
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The dispute, waged in both state and federal courts, led to multiple conflicting court rulings.
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Tucson, it turns out, is not an outlier in having decreased sales-tax revenue. Other Arizona cities have felt a similar pinch, even the overperforming town of Marana. That and more.
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Democrat JoAnna Mendoza undertook a sweeping purge of her online social media accounts before launching her campaign for a key Arizona U.S. House district, removing a number of posts related to policing, LGBTQ+ equality, systemic racism and other topics.
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The Goldwater Institute supports Arizona Proposition 320, which mandates schools spend at least 60 cents per dollar on direct educational expenses like teacher salaries and supplies, aiming to increase classroom funding from the current 52.1 cents average statewide.
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The Republican committees supporting candidates in Senate and House races have exceeded former caps by more than $48 million. Their Democratic counterparts also eclipsed former limits, but by much less.
Pima County Attorney Laura Conover says local officials are prepared to protect voters and ensure a safe, fair general election amid concerns about misinformation.
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Four candidates are competing for two Tanque Verde school board seats. They differ on staffing, academics and priorities but agree AI requires careful oversight.
Before the Supreme Court blocked new restrictions on mail-in ballots, election officials feared they’d cause chaos ahead of the midterms.
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Democrat Kevin Dahl claimed 68% of the votes to Republican Janet “JL” Wittenbraker's 32% in early returns.
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Adelita Grijalva is the expected winner of the Democratic primary to represent Arizona’s 7th Congressional District, once held by her father, the late Rep. Raúl Grijalva for years. Daniel Butierez is the expected winner of the Republican primary with an early lead in the three-candidate primary.
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Five Democrats and three Republicans are running in a July 15 primary election in southern Arizona to succeed the late Democratic Rep. Raúl Grijalva.
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Democrat Brian Johnson is set to be Pima County’s next treasurer, unofficial election results Wednesday show.
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Democrat JoAnna Mendoza undertook a sweeping purge of her online social media accounts before launching her campaign for a key Arizona U.S. House district, removing a number of posts related to policing, LGBTQ+ equality, systemic racism and other topics.
PHOENIX — An Arizona congressional candidate is accused of threatening a judge and an attorney, authorities said.
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Any changes to mail-in voting could have a significant impact in Arizona, where some 80% of voters cast ballots by mail.
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Arizona school districts could be required to spend at least 60% of their operating budgets on classroom instruction under Proposition 320.
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Jay Feely, Republican candidate for Arizona's 1st Congressional District, will speak at the GOP's "Trumpapalooza" convention in Texas, aiming to highlight Republican priorities and boost his profile in a competitive race against Democrat Amish Shah.
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Arizona gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs says he'd likely support a statewide ban on police use of Flock cameras while Gov. Katie Hobbs says individual communities should decide whether to use them.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs' pick as her running mate is apparently doing her campaign more good than Andy Biggs' selection is for him.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs and her Democratic allies have been using their massive fundraising advantage to portray GOP foe Rep. Andy Biggs as out of touch with Arizonans feeling the brunt of higher costs.
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The dispute, waged in both state and federal courts, led to multiple conflicting court rulings.
The Republican committees supporting candidates in Senate and House races have exceeded former caps by more than $48 million. Their Democratic counterparts also eclipsed former limits, but by much less.
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The White House has pushed federal agencies to accelerate their review of at least 47 state voter rolls obtained by the Department of Homeland Security, according to an internal email seen by Reuters.
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Many are no longer convinced the Republican Party is looking out for people like them.
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Trump's approval rating fell to 32% — the lowest of his political career — as his fellow Republicans soured on his handling of the cost of living amid the unpopular Iran war.
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Influential party figures withheld endorsements or so far declined to campaign with nominees.
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The Trump administration has pushed to deport noncitizen voters, raising the stakes for defendants who previously faced as little as a $150 fine if convicted.
Frustration is growing among some young voters over the cost of living, the Iran war and records tied to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.