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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How Amish Shah wants to make Arizona more affordable
The Democrat running in Arizona’s 1st district says undoing Trump’s policies is the first step to making Arizona affordable.
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Arizona physicians slam Biggs’ health care record
A group of about 50 physicians signed a letter slamming US Rep. Andy Biggs’ efforts to gut Medicaid.
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Andy Biggs wants to govern Arizona amid a healthcare crisis he helped create
US Rep. Andy Biggs is campaigning to be Arizona’s next governor. If he wins, he could inherit a healthcare crisis of his own making.
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Trump backs data centers. Where does Arizona GOP candidate Jay Feely stand?
GOP congressional candidate Jay Feely says the US needs data centers to compete with China, putting him at odds with Arizona voters concerned over water and utility costs. Could it cost him his race?
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Arizona Rep. Eli Crane pays consultant tied to meth bust despite anti-drug stance
US Rep. Eli Crane runs on combatting illegal drugs and blaming immigrants for smuggling largely done by US citizens, but his campaign finance records tell a different story.
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A Tucson mom lost SNAP for 2 months. She confronted Rep. Ciscomani
Angelica Garcia struggled to feed her family for two months as Arizona overhauled the food program Rep. Juan Ciscomani voted to cut.
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“This is aimed to hurt public schools.” Why teachers want a ‘no’ vote on Prop 320
Republicans say it will boost teacher pay. Teachers say it will do the opposite.
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Elon Musk’s super PAC is spending in Arizona’s tightest House races
The world’s richest man just picked sides in the Feely–Shah and Ciscomani–Mendoza races. Democrats say voters will notice.
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Andy Biggs wants to be Arizona’s governor. His votes cost voters thousands of dollars
US Rep. Andy Biggs is running for governor on an affordability platform, but his votes have made life more expensive in Arizona.
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Ciscomani voted to cut SNAP and Medicaid. It could cost him his seat
Southern Arizona lost a hospital and hundreds of Casa Grande jobs—and Arizona lost more food aid than any other state in the country.
