All election equipment would have to be built only with domestic components and assembled in this country under HB 2613.
Attorneys also ask the Arizona Supreme Court to slap Lake's lawyer with financial sanctions for what they say is a frivolous claim.
Attorney general's suit says Cochise board's decision was illegal to hand control of elections to Republican recorder.
In another last-ditch attempt, the failed GOP candidate for governor now turns to Arizona's highest court and criticizes a court that rejected her claims.
This year’s primary election takes place Aug. 1, followed by the general election Nov. 7. Tucson’s voters will elect a mayor and three city council members.
Read the Star's latest coverage of this year's local elections.
Court of Appeals rejects the Republican's latest bid to overturn her loss in Arizona governor's race.
Local/State
Republican lawmakers advance a measure that would ask voters to take away even more of their power to write their own laws.
Gov. Katie Hobbs says she worries about the chilling effect the recent shredding of Pima County's health director by Republicans on the committee reviewing nominees will have on filling other top state posts.
Court asked to uphold Arizona's voter-approved 'dark money' lawFor Star subscribers: Two special interest groups have gone to court to try to keep the measure that widens public disclosure requirements by individuals making big donations to political organizations from taking effect.
For Star subscribers: Arizona's secretary of state wants the failed GOP gubernatorial candidate investigated for publishing signatures from voter registration records.
A lawyer for Attorney General Kris Mayes says Abe Hamadeh is not entitled to his requested do-over of his legal bid to install him in Mayes' post.
All Arizona voters will still be able to cast ballots by mail despite Republican Party efforts to kill the popular practice, the Court of Appeals rules.
All Arizona voters will still be able to cast ballots by mail despite Republican Party efforts to kill the popular practice, the Court of Appeals rules.
For Star subscribers: Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs collected far more money from corporations and other interests than her inauguration cost, which leaves her with extra she can spend to support Democratic candidates.
The Arizona Court of Appeals will expedite consideration of the losing Republican's claims the 2022 election was flawed.
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Nation
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen projected calm on Tuesday after recent regional bank collapses but told a gathering of bankers that additional rescue arrangements "could be warranted."
From almost the moment he first rode down the escalator in Trump Tower, a question has loomed over the Republican Party: Is this the moment to break from Donald Trump? Elected Republicans have wavered at times. But after almost eight years of near-constant scandal, Republicans have rallied b…
Members of Congress and their staffers rebounded from pandemic travel anxiety in 2022, accepting more than $6.6 million worth of airline tickets, hotel rooms and meals paid for by special interest groups.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is trying to project calm after regional bank failures, saying the U.S. banking system is “sound” but additional rescue arrangements “could be warranted” if any new failures at smaller institutions pose a risk to financial stability.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is defending what she calls the "decisive and forceful actions" by regulators to prevent more banks from failing. Ike Ejiochi reports.
On March 19, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy urged Americans not to protest in the event of former President Donald Trump's arrest this week.
