Could Arizona's Latino Voters Tip the Scale in November?
Also, excerpt of 1989 interview with Gov. Rose Mofford, who died this week.
Arizona Spanish Language Media Unite to Register Voters
The aim is to register 100,000 new Latino voters in Arizona.
State Elections Website Crash Likened to 'Tollbooth' Delay
And Pima County returned to remaining 20,000 ballots, says counting going smoothly.
Southern Arizona Legislative Races: Most Incumbents Prevail
A rundown of the early results for the region's House races.
Marijuana, Minimum Wage Initatives Await Court Review
Both measures under challenge; deadline for ballot certification is Tuesday.
Green Party Looks to Break Through Amid Unpopular Nominees
The small-but-active branch consistently runs candidates in many races.
Four City Council Seats Up for Grabs in South Tucson
Mayor Miguel Rojas not seeking re-election; new council to appoint replacement.
Republicans Overtake Independents as Largest Voting Bloc in Arizona
Presidential preference election saw a surge in party affiliation, officials say.
In Unusual Election Season, Outcomes Remain Uncertain
Arizona Week takes a look at the various parties jockeying for votes come November.
Republican Corporation Commission Candidates Look to Move Past 'Dark Money' Debate
Most vying for the 3 open spots hope conversation can go beyond elections spending, solar issues.
Gowan Suspends Campaign for 1st Congressional District
Arizona Speaker says he was not gaining enough support to win primary.
Monday Is Voter Registration Deadline for Primary Election
Party nominees for US Senate, congressional seats, county offices at stake.
Debate Over Recreational Marijuana Comes to the Fore
Initiative aimed at legalization in Arizona proposed for November election ballot.
Legalized Marijuana, 2 Other Ballot Propositions Filed
Petitions turned in for higher minimum wage, limit on hospital executive compensation.
State Starts Sending Prop 123 Money to Schools
$191 million from state Land Trust Fund, another $74 million from general fund.
