US Senate
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McSally, Ducey Sidestep Criticism of Trump After President Calls Fallen Soldiers ‘Losers’
While Iraq War veteran Rep. Ruben Gallego harshly rebuked Trump’s comments, fellow veteran Sen. McSally claimed the accusations had been debunked.
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Voting Rights Groups Plan to Reach Out to One Million Voters by November Election
The coalition says they contacted one million voters in 2018, and they’re on track to do it again for the November election.
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Voter Outreach Group Sets Focus on Local Elections
Voting rights organizations have contacted millions in an attempt to increase voter turnout for the November election.
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Arizona Officials Raise Hell About the Trump Administration Undermining the Postal Service
It took just a few days for Democratic leaders to start investigating changes at the USPS that could suppress millions of votes in the upcoming election.
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GOP Voters Put Sen. Sinema Over the Top in 2018. Will They Do the Same for Mark Kelly?
McSally received 140,000 fewer votes than Republican Gov. Doug Ducey in 2018, leading to her loss in the Senate race against Kyrsten Sinema.
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Lawmakers Weigh in on Extending Unemployment Benefits
We reached out to members of Arizona’s House of Representatives to see if they support additional legislation to help unemployed Arizonans.
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Here Are the Biggest Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primary Election
Arizona voters turned out in near-record numbers for Tuesday’s primary election — and will be asked to turn out again for the General Election on Nov. 3.
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McSally Introduced A Bill Encouraging Vacations. She’s Received Over $40K From Travel Industry.
Sen. McSally, who proposed a multimillion-dollar travel-related stimulus bill, has received multiple donations from the travel and lodging industries.
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WATCH: McSally Says Women in the Military Get Pregnant to Skirt Deployment
A video has resurfaced from 2007 of Sen. McSally giving a lecture where she claimed some servicewomen would seek out pregnancy as a way to avoid deployment.
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Here’s What the Courts’ Recent Border Wall Rulings Mean
Despite questions as to the wall’s legality, the Trump administration celebrated the completion of its 200th mile last week.
