Prop 124: State Pension Reform May Ease Taxpayer Burden
Retirement fund for police officers, firefighters is $7 billion underfunded.
Prop 123: Teachers See Relief; Opponents See Challenges
Arguments from those who support and oppose Arizona's school funding proposal.
Vote to Fund Schools: Boon or 'Disenfranchisement?'
Analysis of pros, cons of Prop 123 and rundown on pension changes in Prop 124.
Prop 123: How We Got Here, What Your Vote Means
Settlement to longstanding lawsuit would pump billions into Arizona schools.
US Supreme Court Upholds State Legislative Boundaries
Second challenge of Independent Redistricting Commission's work turned back.
Register to Vote by Monday for May 17 Special Election
Two ballot issues: expanding state land trust payout for schools; pension reform.
Arizona Campaign Finance Law Change: 'Dark Money' Victory?
Pro: Law will protect donors; con: deregulation reduces accountability.
Latino Voters Look to Candidates' Ideas, Vision
'Arizona Week' expands AZPM's series Emerging Voices: The Latino Vote
Proposal Would Raise State Minimum Wage to $12 Hourly
Current minimum is $8.05; group seeks initiative measure for November ballot.
Maricopa County Recorder: 'I Made a Giant Mistake'
Voters and lawmakers express anger in hearing about problems with last week’s election
Legalize Marijuana Group Raises Big Campaign Money
Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol raises most in 2015.
Pima County Voters Have Returned Half of Early Ballots
Thursday is the last day to mail early ballots back before Tuesday’s Presidential Preference Primary.
Latino Advocacy Groups Unite to Strengthen Voter Turnout
'Emerging Voices: The Latino Vote' Part 2: 40 organizations tell parties, 'Enough!'
Latino Population Grows; Voting Lags in Arizona, Across Nation
Can growth be translated into political influence for nation's largest minority?
Advocacy Group to High School Students: Your Vote Counts
Mi Familia Vota reaching out to Tucson high school students for presidential election.
