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- Sarah Smallhouse Special to the Arizona Daily Star
A No Labels Party leader argues that Arizona’s election system limits voter choice by concentrating power in low-turnout primary elections and heavily partisan districts. The opinion piece encourages broader participation in primary elections and promotes independent-minded candidates as a way to reduce polarization and expand representation.
- Howard Fischer
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Arizona’s Republican candidates for governor sparred over mail-in voting, tax cuts, school vouchers and data centers during a televised primary debate. Front-runner Andy Biggs faced criticism from rivals who questioned his electability, while the candidates offered differing visions for election policy, education funding and the state’s economic future ahead of the July 21 primary.
- Vicente Rivera, Northwest side
Voter's re-districting, political mapping, population voters identifications maps, gendering, call it what ever term you want it's not right w…
- Sarah D. Wire USA Today
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Redistricting efforts across the South could mean about a third fewer Black members of Congress, and a correspondingly large drop in Black power in Washington.
- Ronald J. Hansen Arizona Republic
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Arizona’s July 21 primary election is approaching, with key races for governor, Congress and the Legislature on the ballot. From voter registration deadlines and mail-in ballots to ID requirements and polling locations, here’s a guide to everything voters need to know before casting their ballots.
- Jonathan Lines Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An opinion writer argues that voter confidence in Arizona elections depends on public understanding of how the system works. The piece highlights election security measures, support for mail voting and the importance of combating misinformation ahead of the 2026 election.
- Amelia Cramer, Downtown
The secretary of state and county recorders, like judges, should be required to refrain from endorsing candidates and ballot measures in state…