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Governor's race pits Hobbs vs. Biggs, the Yuma city council race is over, plus the latest on the mayor and city council races in Somerton and San Luis and House LD 23.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs discussed education, school vouchers and rising costs during a campaign stop in Yuma's Chile Pepper restaurant.
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On primary election day, Yuma voters are thinking about more than candidates. At a recent forum, residents shared their priorities for the city's future, from jobs and education to public safety.
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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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A medida que se acerca la primaria del 21 de julio, una residente de Yuma se prepara para votar por primera vez. Su historia refleja el temor que algunos inmigrantes sienten aun con estatus legal.
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As the July 21 primary election nears, one longtime Yuma resident is preparing to vote for the first time. Her story reflects a fear some Latino immigrants carry even after gaining legal status.
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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.
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An audit of Arizona’s voucher program is sparking renewed debate over accountability and education policy ahead of the primary election.
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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.