Poll: Nearly Half of Arizona Democrats Undecided in Governor's Race
With the primary vote in August, one pollster says candidates won't get far by trying to implement big changes now.
Court: Shooter Can Run for AZ Senate
Expelled representative's primary challenger claims Shooter no longer lives in the district.
Poll: Marijuana Legalization May Split Party Lines in November
Issue finds approval among some demographic groups but not others.
Poll Shows Education Funding a Major Factor in Race for Arizona Governor
Poll shows education professor Garcia leading Democrats, unfavorable ratings for Gov. Ducey
Voter Registration Drive Aims to Sign Up Underrepresented Groups
A group hopes 105,000 forms will reach unmarried women, young people and people of color.
Ducey Promises More Education Funding In Campaign Stop
The governor hit the campaign trail in Tucson Wednesday.
Gubernatorial Candidate Bennett Wants Armed Teachers and Cops in Schools
The Republican former secretary of state unveils school safety plan.
Ducey: Immigration Reform Needs to be Addressed
Congress is expected to take on two immigration bills this week.
Judge: Ousted Arizona Lawmaker Can Run for State Senate
Ruling over question of former Rep. Don Shooter's residence.
Judge Mulls Allowing Expelled Arizona Lawmaker on Ballot
The decision over Don Shooter's candidacy was expected Friday.
Tucsonans Look to Bar Ann Kirkpatrick From Primary Election
A legal challenge claims the 2nd Congressional District candidate lives in Phoenix, not Tucson.
Voter Registration Settlement Could Affect State Election Turnout
The decision may impact an activist coalition's efforts to register 200,000 Arizonans for the November election.
Arizona Candidates File Signatures, Setting Primary Ballot
Candidates had to qualify for the ballot by 5:00 PM Wednesday
Ex-Lawmaker Expelled for Misconduct Open to Serving Again
Don Shooter says if Republicans can get him the signatures, he'll run for Arizona state Senate.
Hacker Attempts on Arizona Election System: 50K a Month
Hackers go after the secretary of state's office hundreds of times a day.
