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News roundup: Local candidates make their case, data shows racial disparities in TPD use of force

Sep 18, 2020 Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Sept. 18.
File image of a voter registration form for Arizona.

Key issues energizing the Latino vote in Southern Arizona

Sep 18, 2020 Tony Paniagua heard from first-time voters in this growing demographic.
A sheriff's star sign hangs on the door of Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada's office at the department in Nogales.

Arizona 360 interviews the candidates for sheriff of Santa Cruz County

Sep 18, 2020 The race is between one Democrat and two independents.
The Pima County Services Building in downtown Tucson.

Races for Pima County recorder and Santa Cruz County sheriff

Sep 18, 2020 Longtime public servants are leaving the roles, leaving those races wide open.
An envelope containing Pima County's vote-by-mail ballot.

Pima Board of Supervisors supports Pascua Yaqui early voting site

Sep 15, 2020 The board calls on the Pima County Recorder's Office to enact the changes authorized in the resolution it passed.
Volunteers check voter registration at a voting station.

Pima County tops 600,000 registered voters

Sep 15, 2020 The county is reporting more registered voters than ever before.
Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Kelli Ward snaps a selfie with supporters of President Donald Trump at a Latinos for Trump event in Phoenix, Monday, Sept. 14. Like Ward, most of those attending the roundtable were maskless.

As polls show him trailing in Arizona, Trump stops in Phoenix to woo Latino voters

Sep 15, 2020 Events aimed at winning over Hispanic voters illustrate expectations that the demographic could make or break the November election.
A woman fills out a ballot at a polling place inside Temple Emanu-El in Tucson on Aug. 4, 2020.

Campaign led by DACA recipients aims to engage youth, Latino voters

Sep 15, 2020 In Arizona and across the nation, immigration is a forefront issue this November.

Race underway for Corporation Commission, Arizona's 'fourth branch of government'

Sep 11, 2020 The Arizona Corporation Commission, which regulates utilities, pipelines and securities, has three open seats this fall.
A photo illustration showing the U.S. Senate debate between candidates Martha McSally and Kyrsten Sinema at Arizona PBS in Phoenix. October 2018.

The value of debates in the 2020 election

Sep 4, 2020 A discussion with national political analyst Ron Faucheux.
A photo composite of the headquarters for the Pima County Democratic and Republican parties in Tucson.

Pima County’s political parties push to get out the vote

Sep 4, 2020 Issues they are promoting as they reach out to residents in the county.
A woman fills out a ballot at a polling place inside Temple Emanu-El in Tucson on Aug. 4, 2020.

How Arizona’s independent voters factor into the 2020 election

Sep 4, 2020 What early polls suggest about the candidates they support.
Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera interviews Republican consultant Barrett Marson and Democratic consultant Catherine Alonzo on September 2, 2020.

Roundtable: Arizona’s political battleground

Sep 4, 2020 Democratic and Republican political consultants discuss the parties' strategies in the swing state.
A sign instructs Pima County voters casting their ballots on primary election day, Aug. 4, 2020.

Cochise County sued over polling place access

Sep 2, 2020 The complaint says the county is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A voter displays their "I Voted Early in Pima County" sticker.

Pascua Yaqui leaders call on county officials to help reinstate early voting site

Sep 2, 2020 No matter who supports their cause, it's the Pima County recorder who decides where early voting locations go.
Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier in Nogales, Arizona, Feb. 9, 2017.

Napier threatens legal action against Nanos

Aug 31, 2020 The race for Pima County Sheriff could end up in court over a defamation claim.

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