Proposition 140, Proposition 133: What will Arizona do with its primary elections?
Proposition 140 would establish open primaries in Arizona and give independents equal footing with candidates and voters registered with an established political party. Proposition 133 would nullify the creation of open primaries and enshrine the current partisan primary system in the state Constitution.
Arizona voters are weighing whether to make unauthorized immigration a state crime. Critics warned that Proposition 314 would lead to racial profiling by police. Backers say the state needs to pick up ...
Democratic candidate John McLean is currently leading the election for Arizona Senate in Tucson area District 17, taking 54% ...
Signs supporting Proposition 139, the right to abortion initiative, are displayed October 16 in Tucson, Arizona, at ...
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump faced off in Arizona. With voter concerns about the economy, immigration and reproductive rights, both campaigns were aiming to ...
A 55-year-old Tucson man was sentenced to 14 years in prison after being convicted of federal child-porn charges, authorities ...
Six candidates are running for five seats on the Central Arizona Water Conservation board, which oversees Colorado River ...
Arizona saw a relatively smooth day of voting Tuesday, save for technical issues and long lines in the northeastern corner of ...
Grijalva was elected as the first House Representative for Arizona's then-newly created district, District 7, in 2002, ...
Arizona voters are set to decide whether to let local police arrest migrants suspected of illegally entering the state from ...
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While the Arizona Youth Climate Coalition’s plan did pass, it was contentious. The meeting on Tuesday saw about an hour of ...
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Tim Walz making 5th trip to Arizona, this time to Flagstaff and TucsonTim Walz is headed back to Arizona for the second Saturday in a row with plans to stop in Flagstaff and Tucson.
In 2020, President Joe Biden secured a narrow victory, with 49.4 percent of the vote, flipping it blue after Trump's 2016 win ...
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