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U.S. Senate candidates Republican Martha McSally and Democrat Kyrsten Sinema at a debate televised by Arizona PBS in Phoenix.

Candidates Debate in Historic Race for US Senate

Voters will elect Arizona's first female senator.
The Your Vote 2018 Congressional District 3 debate held at Arizona Public Media on October 17, 2018.

Senate Debate; CD3 Snapshot; Elections Roundtable

Plus, an interview with U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Kyrsten Sinema.
Political scientist Lisa Sanchez with the University of Arizona School of Government and Public Policy

Obstacles to Mobilizing the Latino Vote

Political scientist Lisa Sanchez on some of the challenges with turnout.
Tucson Weekly/Tucson Local Media executive editor Jim Nintzel and Green Valley News editor Dan Shearer in the Arizona 360 studio.

Journalist Roundtable: CD2 Debate & US Senate Race

Did the debate effectively sway voters toward a particular candidate?
Arizona Public Media's Your Vote 2018 2nd Congressional District Debate held at the Tucson Jewish Community Center on Oct. 9, 2018.

Fact Checking the Kirkpatrick-Marquez Peterson Debate

The candidates for Arizona's 2nd Congressional District gave questionable answers about NAFTA and climate change.
(Clockwise from top left) Debbie Hickman, Ed Biggers, Cami Quist and Gary Jones participate in a discussion about their political views as voters in Arizona's Second Congressional District.

Voters on the Most Pressing Issues in Arizona's Competitive CD2

A discussion with Republican and Democratic voters from Pima and Cochise Counties.
2nd Congressional District candidates Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick and Republican Lea Marquez Peterson at a debate hosted by Arizona Public Media at the Tucson Jewish Community Center on Oct. 9, 2018.

Kirkpatrick-Marquez Peterson Debate; the Latino Vote

Plus, voters' perspective, and journalists look at the competitive race for Arizona's open seat in the U.S. Senate.
Educators from Southern Arizona participate in a panel discussion about Red for Ed and ongoing challenges. Clockwise from top: Lawrence Brady, J.J. Green, Rebecca Green, Holly Busse, Lisa Levine

Teachers Discuss the Impact of Red for Ed, Challenges That Remain

A teacher roundtable reflects nearly a century of educator experience.
Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera walks alongside Tucson Unified School District superintendent Gabriel Trujillo on September, 25, 2018.

Declining Enrollment, Capital Funding Ongoing Challenges for TUSD

Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo reflects on strides made since taking the position.
A campaign sign opposing Proposition 305 in Tucson on October 3, 2018.

Proposition 305: Referendum on Arizona Voucher Expansion Law

Arizona Daily Star education reporter Hank Stephenson explains pushback against the 2017 state law.
File image of the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix.

Few Swing Districts in Arizona Legislature Races

A discussion with Arizona Capitol Times reporter Ben Giles.
Red for Ed supporters march to the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix.

Red for Ed Revisited; Prop 305 Explained; State Legislature Races

Plus, how TUSD superintendent Gabriel Trujillo is addressing ongoing issues in Arizona's second-largest district.
Jim Nintzel (left), editor of the Tucson Weekly and Tucson Local Media, seated next to Tim Steller, columnist for the Arizona Daily Star, across from Lorraine Rivera, host of Arizona 360.

Journalists Roundtable: Gubernatorial Debates & Federal Races

A discussion about how successful candidates have been in the run up to Election Day.
A laptop plays a clip showing Republican Gov. Doug Ducey and Democratic challenger David Garcia at their first debate hosted by Arizona PBS and the Citizens Clean Elections Commission in Phoenix. The first debate took place September 24, 2018.

Evaluating the Gubernatorial Candidates' Debate Styles

Political communications expert Kate Kenski reviews their performances during a debate in Phoenix.
File image of an Arizona Department of Public Safety patrol vehicle.

Fact Checking Claims from Gubernatorial Debate

Gov. Doug Ducey and challenger David Garcia gave conflicting statements about DPS patrols.
Republican Gov. Doug Ducey and Democratic challenger David Garcia are photographed by campaign staff members and an Arizona Public Media employee (left) while awaiting the start of the Your Vote 2018 Gubernatorial Debate on Sept. 25, 2018.

Debate Fact Check; Candidates' Styles; Journalists Roundtable

This week Arizona 360 analyzes the gubernatorial debates.

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