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AZPMThousands of miles away, journalists in Germany are following the political shifts taking place in Arizona, where Latino voters could play an important role in the midterm elections. -
Katya Mendoza/AZPM NewsProposition 421 would renew TEP’s 25-year franchise agreement with the city, including a $64 million investment towards climate projects. -
Angela Gervasi/AZPM NewsFrom the Tohono O’odham Nation to Nogales, border wall construction is encroaching. But even if the midterms yield a blue wave, reversing Trump’s progress could be a challenge for Democrats. -
Joe Rondone/AZMediaFederal filings reveal stark differences in how the candidates raise money.
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Host Tony Perkins and contributors John Washington and Samara Klar, Ph.D. talk midterm elections.
Candidate JoAnna Mendoza joins The Press Room as she seeks election in AZ Congressional District 6.
Rep. Juan Ciscomani joins The Press Room as he seeks re-election in AZ Congressional District 6.
Republican candidate Daniel Butierez is seeking election in Congressional District 7.
Rep. Adelita Grijalva joins The Press Room as she seeks re-election in AZ Congressional District 7.
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero talks public safety, climate change, homelessness and affordability.
Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly; tribal sovereignty and border wall construction
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Arizona asks the federal government for some money back; mudslinging in the Ciscomani-Mendoza race.
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A breakdown of the statewide propositions on the Nov. 3 ballot, who they would affect and the most basic arguments for and against. -
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