2026 Elections
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Ciscomani’s new ad calls him bipartisan. His voting record tells a different story.
A look at Ciscomani’s votes on healthcare, food aid, immigration, and veterans as he fights to keep a toss-up seat shows he is less bipartisan than his ads suggest.
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Where do I vote in Arizona? Here’s how to find out
Early voting in Arizona began Oct. 7, and Election Day is Nov. 3. Here’s how to find where you can vote, including the separate tools for Maricopa and Pima counties.
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Voting in Arizona? Here’s what to know about voter ID before you go
Arizona’s voter-ID rules depend on how you vote. Here’s what to check before voting, where identification can come into play, and where to get help.
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Voting this fall? Know your rights before you go
Ahead of Arizona’s Nov. 3 election, here are key rights to know at the polls, including accessibility, language assistance, and what to do if someone interferes with voting.
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Who’s backing Eli Crane? A look at his data center donors
As data centers pop up across Arizona, the congressman backed two laws that benefit the industry while his constituents face rising energy costs.
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JoAnna Mendoza vs. Juan Ciscomani is a fight over what things cost
From the gas pump to the grocery store, Democrat JoAnna Mendoza says US Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s choices are costing southern Arizona families.
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Where does Amish Shah stand on data centers?
Democrat Amish Shah says no new data centers in Arizona’s First District. His GOP challenger, on the other hand, says the US needs to prioritize beating China.
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What is Andy Biggs’ position on the Iran War?
Andy Biggs has said he doesn’t support the war in Iran, but his record in Congress says otherwise.
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Want to help Arizona voters this election? Here are nonpartisan ways to get involved
With Arizona’s Nov. 3 election approaching, residents can volunteer with Election Protection, a national, nonpartisan coalition that provides training. They can also share voter-help hotlines and use official channels when voting problems arise.
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Veterans slam Kolodin over lone House vote against Arizona stolen valor law
Alexander Kolodin was the only House member to vote against the 2025 Stolen Valor Act. Veterans backing Secretary of State Adrian Fontes say it shows who he is.
