Peggy Neely has only voted for a Democrat for president once since 1976, and she's planning to do so again due to abortion rights.
Arizona figures reacted to the 90-minute presidential debate along party lines. Here were some of their responses.
Firefighters cited Gallego’s work to provide more resources to first responders, additional health protections for firefighters with cancer, and efforts to establish a home loan program for rescue workers.
Jim McCain, an intelligence officer for the US Marines, cited the Trump campaign’s bullying tactics at a hallowed military cemetery as the final straw that broke any lingering loyalty to the Republican Party.
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A US Senate led by authoritarian sympathizers like Lake, who is running for Arizona's open senate seat, could help Donald Trump fulfill his campaign promise to act as a dictator.
Forty-three school board seats across 15 races will impact over 12,200 students in Coconino County.
For Peg Adams of Mesa, writing postcards to voters is more than just her civic contribution—it’s also led to new friends.
Three candidates with experience in education are running for a Scottsdale school board against a lobbyist, a former minor league baseball player, and a paralegal.
A new political ad airing in southern Arizona links Ciscomani to the Patriot Academy, an organization that seeks to force “Biblical principles” on all US residents.
