State Politics
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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.
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New limit on prescription drug costs would be removed under Project 2025
A group of former Trump advisors published a blueprint for him to use to fulfill his promise to reverse “health policies enacted under the Obama and Biden Administrations.”
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Everything you need to know about Arizona’s Primary Election results
Republican voters chose an election denier as their nominee for Maricopa County Recorder, and two Democratic congressional primaries are still too close to call.
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These border town mayors are putting their trust in a Kamala Harris presidency
As vice president, Harris has worked with Central American leaders to improve conditions for citizens as a way to decrease the number of people leaving their home country.
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Opinion: I break barriers. Marlene Galán-Woods will too.
Janet Napolitano outlines why she’s endorsing Galán-Woods to challenge US Rep. David Schwiekert. Politics has always been a rough business and it is way worse now than it was when I was running for office. But you run because you feel a calling to serve the people of your state, as I had the honor…
