Arizona Secretary of State on how election officials are preparing for AI and misinformation
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes reflects on the security of election officials, threats posed by artificial intelligence and more.
Shaman sidelined: Chansley among more than 70 to miss signature threshold
Jacob Angeli-Chansley, better known as the “Qanon Shaman,” will not be going back to Washington – at least not in any official capacity.
Senate hopeful Kari Lake fears AZ abortion ban will motivate voters in November
Senate candidate Kari Lake continued to oppose the revival of Arizona’s 1864 near-total ban on abortion, during a campaign rally at the University of Arizona on Thursday night.
Cochise County finds two sealed mail-in ballots from 2022 election in ballot drop off bag
A county investigation will bring some changes to ballot chain of custody.
Cochise County Election Director Resigns
Tim Mattix's resignation to take effect on April 20
Grijalva diagnosed with cancer
The longtime Congressman released the information this morning.
Ohio man gets 2.5 years in prison for death threats made in 2022 to Arizona’s top election official
The judge read the profanity-laden threats aloud in court.
Arizona expects to be back at the center of election attacks
Top officials are going on the offense.
Biden touts Arizona as America's 'future' as government invests $8.5 billion in chipmaker Intel
The Biden administration has predicted that the cash infusion should help the U.S. boost its global share of advanced chip production from zero to 20%.
Arizona Presidential Preference Election Live Results
Polls close at 7 p.m., expect first results around 8 p.m.
Massachusetts man gets prison for making bomb threat to Arizona election office
James Clark, 40, of Falmouth, pleaded guilty in August in U.S. District Court in Phoenix to sending a communication containing a bomb threat to an election official.
Sinema not running for re-election
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced Tuesday she will not run for re-election and will step down at the end of her term.
Arizona's new voting laws that require proof of citizenship are not discriminatory, a US judge rules
U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton concluded Arizona legislators did not discriminate when they adopted the laws and the state does have an interest in preventing voter fraud and limiting voting to those individuals eligible to vote.
Gallego leads Lake in new poll, no answers from Sinema
If the Independent chooses to run, a three-way race could be tight.
Arizona voters prepare for Presidential Preference Election: What you need to know
Here are some frequently asked questions that voters have for the presidential preference election.
