Sahara Sajjadi is the Political Correspondent for The Copper Courier and a lifelong Arizonan. She earned her master’s degree in journalism and mass communication from the Walter Cronkite School at Arizona State University.
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After big losses, Arizona’s top election deniers skip the fraud claims
Biggs, Kolodin, and Petersen spent years questioning elections their party lost. This week, they mostly took the loss.
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Live updates: Ruiz wins over Yee
Arizonans cast their ballots on Nov. 3. Follow live results and winners as polls close across the state.
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After 20 years in the US, an Arizona father was detained by ICE
Stephany Leal’s world turned upside down when her father was detained by ICE agents while on his way to work.
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How the NAACP plans to protect Arizona voters
The NAACP says it has more than 330 volunteers in the state and national command centers watching for election interference.
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Why did Eli Crane take money from Matt Gaetz?
Gaetz gave Crane’s campaign $5,000 two weeks before two women sued him. The campaign returned $1,500 but hasn’t said whether it will return the remainder.
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Who’s funding Jay Feely?
Jay Feely has drawn about half a million dollars from House GOP leadership and millions in outside spending in a race that could decide House control this November.
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Mayes joins federal lawsuit against the Dollar General
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined 19 other states in a lawsuit against Dollar General for “deceptive” practices.
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Latino families hit worst by SNAP cuts in Arizona
A year after Congressional Republicans cut SNAP, Arizona’s Latino families are feeling it the most.
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Jay Feely has AI industry backing. Now a $750K campaign wants him out
Guardrails Alliance is targeting the Republican nominee over his pro-data center platform and $600,000 in support from an AI industry super PAC.
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In Arizona’s tossup 6th District, Trump’s deportation surge is on the ballot
JoAnna Mendoza, a 20-year veteran, is pitching a strong border along with ICE accountability in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.
