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In debate Wednesday Democrat Adrian Fontes and Republican Alexander Kolodin show outcome of sec. of st. race hinges on who voters believe will better protect their rights
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The outcome of the highly contested race for secretary of state could depend on whether voters believe elections in Arizona are safe and secure.
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A conservative legal group is suing Arizona Sec. of State Adrian Fontes, alleging his official ballot description of Prop.144 is misleading and biased against the Republican-backed election measure.
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A federal judge is at least temporarily blocking enforcement of a rule that could allow election workers to kick someone out of a polling place for wearing a uniform -- and possibly have them arrested.
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Secretary of State Adrian Fontes wants a federal judge to throw out efforts by the Trump administration to force him to turn over voter registration and election records.
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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.
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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.
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Calling the move confusing, the Citizens Clean Elections Commission wants Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to reverse -- or at least delay -- his decision to allow the No labels Party to be renamed the Arizona Independent Party.
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Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has launched a new Mobile Business Services initiative to bring notary, registration, and business identity protections directly to communities across Arizona.
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Senate President Warren Petersen is relying on money left over from prior legislative campaigns to give his bid for attorney general a financial bump.