Bernie Sanders Visits Tucson to Boost Garcia, Dem Vote
The senator from Vermont rallied at the University of Arizona campus to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia.
Arizona Ballot Initiatives Explained
A breakdown of what all those ballot propositions are about.
CD3 Candidates See Separate Paths Forward on Immigration
One of 9 U.S. House districts that border Mexico, the topic looms large in Southwestern Arizona.
One Arizona Makes Final Push Ahead of Voter Registration Deadline
The group aims to register Latinos, young people and single women.
Ducey, Garcia Spar on Education Policy in Tucson Debate
Candidates for Arizona Governor continue to offer disparate visions on the future of the state, in second debate this week.
Gubernatorial Candidates Clash Over Education in Phoenix Debate
The candidates will face off in Tucson Tuesday night.
McCain Footage Featured in New Republican Ad
The ad uses video of the late U.S. senator attacking a Democratic candidate.
Polls Show Close Arizona Race for US Senate
The race is getting national attention as one of few open seats in a battle for Senate control.
Gov Ducey Leads Race, According to New Poll
Undecided voters may not decide the race, according to those surveyed.
Arizonans to Decide on the State's Energy Future in November
Prop. 127 asks voters to weigh renewable energy standards, stirs debate about costs.
Arizona Gubernatorial Candidates to Face Off in Tucson for 2nd Debate
The first stop for Republican Doug Ducey and Democrat David Garcia is Phoenix, Sept. 24, and then Tucson, Sept. 25.
The Ronny Chieng Explosion
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Why candidates may be changing messaging before the general election; kindness in action on the UA campus; and helping hands for nature.
Journalist Roundtable: Competitive Primary Races in Arizona
Dan Shearer, Sarah Garrecht Gassen and Jim Nintzel talk about the impact of local elections.
Will Moderate Voters be the Key to November's Election?
Also, how candidates shift their strategy between primary and general elections.
Hackers? No, Human Error Plagues Arizona Primary Voting
Dozens of polling places in Maricopa County opened late for Tuesday's primary, as equipment had not been set up in time.
