Arizona to Give Public Records, No More, to Trump Voter Fraud Panel
The White House commission is asking states to hand over voter information.
Democrat Matiella Enters Race for Competitive 2nd Congressional District
Matiella is alumna of Pueblo High and the University of Arizona.
Referendums Give People a Say On Recently Passed Laws
Two groups are trying to repeal laws just passed by the Legislature.
Tucsonan Farley Enters 2018 Governor's Race
State Senate assistant minority leader becomes third Democrat to announce.
McSally Messages, Ads Show Expanding Campaign Cycle
Fundraising is up and running, though Election Day is 16 months away.
Former Attorney General Wins Round in Court
State Supreme Court rules Tom Horne's right was violated in campaign finance probe.
Voter Registration Falls by 10,000 in Arizona
Officials say it's a typical post-election pattern.
Democrats Prepare to Challenge Ducey for Governor
Election Day is nearly 18 months away, but the race for Arizona governor is underway.
Episode 312: Democrats' Uphill Battle - A First Look at Campaigns for 2018 Election
Election Day is 18 months away but campaigns for governor and Congress are in full swing.
Bill Limiting Signature Gathering May See Vote in Arizona Senate This Week
The measure would ban paying per signature on petitions, which opponents say is a way to suppress citizen initiatives.
Tucsonan Files Five Proposed Ballot Initiatives for 2018
Growing hemp, citizen call for grand jury, protection for Oak Flat, chemical regulation.
Bill May Tighten Restrictions on Citizen Initiatives
Legislative committee adds requirements for petition gatherers.
Will State Supreme Court Delay Minimum Wage Increase?
Business organizations want it stopped until full appeal can be heard.
Judge Won't Stop Higher Minimum Wage; Appeal Due
Arizona Chamber of Commerce sought to stop implementation due Jan. 1.
Effort to Block Higher Minimum Wage in Court Tuesday
Maricopa County judge schedules hearing on business groups' suit to block Jan 1 start.
