Arizona's elections officials are again under assault by election deniers. The state must stand up for them and our election ...

Early voting in Arizona’s July 21 primary elections gets underway soon. This is the election that determines who will ...

When President Donald Trump promised, seemingly out of the blue, in late January that prosecutions would “soon” be coming for ...

Arizona law doesn't bar endorsements or, more widely, block an election official's management and oversight of elections when they themselves are on the ballot.

Arizona law doesn't bar endorsements or, more widely, block an election official's management and oversight of elections when ...

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to uphold Arizona’s voter-roll and proof-of-citizenship law; critics warn late purges ...

Two Republicans vying to be their party's candidate for state Attorney General took part in a debate on May 28.

The Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow Arizona to block people who do not provide "documented ...

Every election season, Arizona repeats the same argument. One side says election officials are simply doing their jobs. The other side says politics is shaping decisions behind the scenes. Both ...

A Federal Bureau of Investigation agent interviewed a high-ranking state election official in recent weeks about the 2020 presidential election.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes defends his First Amendment rights amid questions about election officials' endorsements and duties.

Most of the Board of Supervisors reacted angrily to a letter threatening criminal prosecution over a matter they view as ...