Arizona Politics

In this week’s Arizona Edition, state lawmakers discuss childcare, water, housing and priorities for the next legislative session at AWC’s annual town hall.

Attorney general candidates Kris Mayes and Warren Petersen clashed over lawsuits against the Trump administration, data centers and other issues during Wednesday debate.

At Wednesday debate, Arizona treasurer candidates Republican Elijah Norton and Democrat Nick Mansour clashed over DEI policies, investment risk,management of state funds.

Andy Biggs outlined his agenda for governor, including tax cuts, ESA expansion and energy policy Tuesday, while facing questions about his record on Iran and tariffs.

Republican attorney general candidates Rodney Glassman and Warren Petersen argued over legal experience, election integrity and challenging incumbent Kris Mayes during a primary debate Thursday.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and the ACLU are challenging state laws that ban advanced practice clinicians from providing abortion services.

The Arizona House and Senate have approved a measure requiring hospitals that receive public money to ask patients if they are in this country legally.

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.

The state House approved a measure Wednesday that one lawmaker said would, for the first time ever, making lying by a political candidate a crime.

Come this Saturday a host of new laws take effect that cover everything from conception to death.