Arizona elections

An audit of Arizona’s voucher program is sparking renewed debate over accountability and education policy ahead of the primary election.

Arizona Senate Republicans approved a ballot measure that would require identification for mail voters.

The Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes for refusing to give up a full list of Arizona's registered voters.

Ignoring threats to be sued themselves, members of the Citizens Clean Elections Commission voted Friday to go to court to block the No Labels Party from rebranding itself as the Arizona Independent Party.

As of Wednesday afternoon, the Yuma County Election’s Office reported that roughly 800 ballots from San Luis and about 500 from the Crane Elementary School District were still awaiting tabulation.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes cannot enforce his ban on offensive or insulting speech at and around polling places, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.

A small town fight over a plan to overhaul a downtown area that made its way all the way to the Arizona Supreme Court has led to a new ruling making it much easier for residents across the state to block locally approved projects at the ballot box.

Senate President Warren Petersen is relying on money left over from prior legislative campaigns to give his bid for attorney general a financial bump.

Karin Taylor Robson edged out Andy Biggs in money raised in the last quarter as they compete to be the Republican nominee for governor in 2026.

Democratic and Republican Primary Elections take place Tuesday, July 15 to fill the Congressional seat left vacant by the death of longtime Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva.