State Politics
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Kamala Harris accepts Democratic nomination for president, lays out her vision for the country
The final night of the Democratic National Convention capped off a remarkable month of surging enthusiasm for Harris’ candidacy.
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Arizona for Harris to host dozens of watch parties for Thursday’s DNC Speeches
Congressional candidates Jonathan Nez, Yassamin Ansari are a few of the elected officials who will be in attendance at more than 30 watch parties statewide.
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Mesa Mayor John Giles invites fellow Republicans to vote for Kamala Harris at DNC
“We need an adult in the White House, and we’ve seen what happens when we don’t have one.”
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Arizona childcare would be more affordable under Harris proposal
Vice President Kamala Harris announced her plan to lower childcare costs capping costs and streamlining assistance program applications.
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Arizona voters praise Harris over plummeting cost of lifesaving medication
Successful price negotiations under a Biden-Harris initiative will reduce the cost for several prescriptions by thousands of dollars per month.
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Could Kirsten Engel’s passion for public education propel her to Congress?
Engel defended public schools for years at the state capitol. Now, she wants to do take the fight to Capitol Hill.
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Unpaid invoices could keep Trump rallies at smaller Arizona venues
The Trump campaign hasn’t directly paid for a rally in Arizona since January 2020, and has left a trail of unpaid invoices in cities across the state.
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‘I’m just really happy:’ Arizonans eager to be part of Harris’ historic campaign
Over 15,000 people packed the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on Friday to listen to Harris and other Democratic politicians as they laid out what a Harris presidency would look like.
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One defendant flips, another pleads guilty in Arizona’s fake elector case
Ahwatukee Republican Loraine Pellegrino is the first person person charged in any of the fake elector cases nationwide to plead guilty and admit criminal wrongdoing.
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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.
