2024 Elections
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Vice president candidates present stark contrast on voting issues
Vice president candidates present stark contrast on voting issues. Here’s what you need to know about Tim Walz and JD Vance.
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Abortion will be on the ballot in Arizona. Here’s what to know
Arizonans will have the chance this November to make abortion a constitutionally protected right in our state.
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Want to help get out the vote? Here are some ways to get involved in Arizona
Want to get involved in the upcoming election? Here are five ways to help get out the vote in Arizona.
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A chief architect of Project 2025 is ready to shock Washington if Donald Trump wins a second term
A chief architect of Project 2025 — the controversial conservative blueprint to remake the federal government — Vought is likely to be appointed to a high-ranking post in a second Trump administration. And he’s been drafting a so-far secret “180-Day Transition Playbook” to speed the plan’s implementation to avoid a repeat of the chaotic start…
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Harris campaign takes over Arizona’s horizon, airwaves—and your doorstep
Harris launched a $50 million nationwide ad blitz to introduce the new Democratic presidential ticket as over 20,000 Arizonans have signed up to volunteer for her campaign.
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A first-timer’s guide to voting in Arizona in 2024
Casting a ballot can seem intimidating, but it’s actually pretty simple. Here’s a guide to voting for the first time in Arizona.
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The dos and don’ts of mail-in voting in Arizona
Voting by mail in Arizona is fortunately very easy. Here are some dos and don’ts to make casting your ballot even easier.
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If you’re an Arizonan attending college in another state, here’s how you can still vote
If you’re an Arizonan attending college in another state and you’re wondering how to vote this Nov. 5, don’t worry—you’ve got options.
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What is an absentee ballot and how do I get one this year?
It’s easy to request an absentee ballot in Arizona to vote in the Nov. 5 election.
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What does a US senator do, and why is voting in this race important?
Senators are paid $174,000 per year to represent residents of their state at the national level. Here’s what they do.
