Politics & Government

One thing both campaigns agree on: The measures in place to control dark money and require transparency are insufficient.

Chair of the House Ethics Committee Beck Nutt wrote in a letter that the committee isn’t an “arena for waging political contests.”

“This is an awful solution to a problem that basically doesn’t exist.”

Congressman Andy Biggs coordinated with Arizona state Representative Mark Finchem on an “alternate slate” of electors.

The race for an open Phoenix city council seat has turned sharply personal in its final few weeks.

Finchem texted that he got “swept up” by the crowd and was riding a golf cart to the rally when he was told the rioters were storming the Capitol.

The city has started issued urban camping tickets again.

“Make Phoenix Great Again,” read the flyer.

Is Kelli Ward the future of this party?

She says it’s part of Twitter’s left-wing agenda.

Senator Mark Kelly’s office did not respond to a request for comment on his vote.

Nogales officers are “just pricks,” the man’s lawyer says. “They’re insolent. Just fucking pricks.”

A group of Republican Arizona state lawmakers told Kelli Ward that she is being hypocritical.

Second Amendment supporters are alarmed.

Buddy Hall, the bus’s owner, says that he’s met with GOP big-wigs like Joe Arpaio, Rand Paul, and David Schweikert.

He’s named as a co-conspirator.

State Senator Kelly Townsend’s new bill is the latest in a slew of bills that would undermine Arizona’s early voting system.

David Schweikert says arguments from constitutional attorneys led him to vote against Pennsylvania’s election results.

If approved, a new bill could make abortion providers and patients eligible for the death penalty in Arizona.

Almost 45 percent of Republicans in Congressman Andy Biggs’ district say he should resign if he was involved in the Capitol riot.

Arizona pro-immigration advocates praised Joe Biden’s executive order preserving the DACA program.

Democrats slammed the bills as an effort to suppress voting rights.