WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump was welcomed by boisterous MAGA-hatted crowds in Prescott and Tucson on Monday, the last stops on a Western swing as the campaign entered its final two weeks.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump was welcomed by boisterous MAGA-hatted crowds in Prescott and Tucson on Monday, the last stops on a Western swing as the campaign entered its final two weeks.
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With the election just days away, Cronkite News is profiling candidates who are on the Nov. 3 ballot.
With the election just days away, Cronkite News is profiling candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot.
PHOENIX (AP) — People in Prescott are happy to tell visitors their city was named Arizona’s first territorial capital because Tucson had briefly been part of the Confederacy.
Courts and Crime
- Voter registration spikes in Cochise County
- Sierra Vista City Court left without magistrate; presiding judge appoints attorney as interim
- 9th Circuit rejects bid to extend counting of reservation mail-in ballots
- Accidental shooting incident referred to county attorney, police say
- Man accused of kidnapping, injuring two women arrested by Sierra Vista Police
- Tucson seeks end of law prohibiting odd-year elections
- 9th Circuit Court voids voter-registration extension; deadline now Thursday
- Good Morning: We’re not out of the woods yet
- Lawsuit against county supervisors over justice court appointment reinstated by appeals court
- Man wanted in connection with shooting of pregnant woman surrenders to police
- Brnovich now decides to challenge voter-registration ruling
- AZ Supreme Court OKs de facto life sentences for juveniles
- Reports of vandalized or vanishing political signs increasing, officials say
- Judge denies bond in murder case after defendant's past criminal activity revealed
- Charges filed in Sept. 19 pepper-spraying incident during protest
- Judicial candidate's Facebook post draws ire; opponents also have issues
- Accused Mescal killer was paranoid of neighbor before fatal shooting, report shows
- Court reinstates non-disclosure of political donations by nonprofits
- Jury convicts Hereford man of first degree murder in 3-year-old case
- Two groups seeking to have voter registration deadline extended
PHOENIX — A judge will hear arguments Monday over whether to order an election official in southern Arizona to open an early voting and ballot collection operation for the Nov. 3 election on a Native American reservation on the edge of Tucson that hasn’t had an early voting site since 2016.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly says his campaign raised nearly $39 million during the third quarter, while Republican Sen. Martha McSally reports raising almost $23 million.
SIERRA VISTA — As far as candidate forums go, this one was certainly different, but effective, according to those vying for office and members of the public who attended the virtual event.
PHOENIX (AP) — Thursday marks the last day for Arizonans to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election.
PHOENIX — If you think you’re going to bed on election night knowing who was chosen, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs has a bit of advice.
PHOENIX (AP) — Public schools in Arizona that have weathered a decade of funding cuts with only partial restoration could see a big infusion of cash if a ballot measure backed by teachers and advocacy groups passes in November, but opponents say Proposition 208 will hurt the economy and only…
PHOENIX — Arizonans who want to vote this election may now have only through Friday to get signed up.
PHOENIX — An attorney representing several Navajo Nation residents asked a federal appeals court Tuesday to give reservation residents more time to submit their ballots and have them counted.
TUCSON (AP) — Authorities in Tucson have arrested two people for allegedly stealing signs supporting President Donald Trump's campaign.
SCOTTSDALE — Arizona Sen. Martha McSally called in one of the Republican Party’s most prominent foreign policy hands Monday to press her case that Democrat Mark Kelly has problematic ties to China.
PHOENIX — Reversing course, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs now wants a federal appeals court to quash a trial judge's order giving Arizonans an extra 2 1/2 weeks to register to vote for this election.
PHOENIX (AP) — The court-ordered extension of Arizona's voter registration deadline remains in place — at least for now.
PHOENIX (AP) — Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris, are campaigning together Thursday for the first time since the Democratic National Convention in August, converging in Arizona to lend weight to the state’s newfound battleground status.
In addition to state and federal races, Cochise County voters in the Nov. 3 general election will decide on two statewide ballot propositions and dozens of local ballot issues and races. Use this guide to explore key races and learn more about what’s on the ballot.
PHOENIX (AP) — Early voting started Wednesday in Arizona, with counties opening sites for people to cast ballots and county Recorders mailing millions of early ballots to voters signed up to receive them.
PHOENIX — Attorney General Mark Brnovich wants any ballots cast via video screens in next month's election to be set aside — and possibly not counted.
PHOENIX (AP) — Down in the polls just days before Arizona voters begin casting ballots, Republican Sen. Martha McSally came out swinging against her Democratic challenger in their only face-to-face debate Tuesday, accusing retired astronaut Mark Kelly of obfuscating his true beliefs.
PHOENIX – Activists who believe young voters in Arizona have the power to swing the state are working to mobilize this often inconsistent and underrepresented group by engaging with them across all platforms – including Bumble and Tinder.
PHOENIX — Arizonans will be given another 2½ weeks to sign up to vote in the upcoming election — unless Republicans get their say.
PHOENIX — A judge said Monday that some people who vote remotely are legally entitled to use video screens to vote despite a state law that makes it illegal.
BISBEE — The final state required testing of Cochise County’s voting machine and ballot count tabulators, known as the Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT), was performed last Thursday by a team from the Arizona Secretary of State’s office, and after a nearly two–hour, hands–on test run, all was fo…
PHOENIX — The Attorney General's Office is seeking to quash efforts by state and county election officials to use video screens to allow some people with disabilities or illnesses to vote.
PHOENIX — The three Republicans running for the state Corporation Commission are warning that putting Democrats in charge of the regulatory panel would turn Arizona into California.
PHOENIX (AP) — Republican President Donald Trump has spent more money on Facebook advertising targeting New Mexico users since July than any other candidate, campaign, or business, according to a New York University Tandon School of Engineering project that monitor’s Facebook spending.