Ben Scheel News Today

Democratic lawmakers say Republicans are not acting in good faith to address warnings of missed deadlines in the upcoming election. A 2022 law is widely expected to trigger more automatic recounts of close races, which in turn could cause election officials to miss key administrative deadlines, like mailing ballots to overseas military members and certifying the state’s

If Robert Kennedy Jr. has his way, Arizona's border will be front and center in his campaign against President Joe Biden.

PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs nixed several measures Thursday approved by the Republican-controlled Legislature that she said do nothing to make it easier for Arizonans to vote.

Republican Rep. Liz Harris doesn’t believe that any “direct criminal allegations” were made during a committee meeting she organized wherein a speaker accused the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and a laundry list of local and state officials of being involved in an illicit money laundering scheme orchestrated by the Sinaloa drug cartel. 

Republican lawmakers in Arizona hit the roof when a witness says their bill is based on the "great replacement" conspiracy theory (because it is). How dare you, sir!

PHOENIX — Democrats and Republicans are striking starkly different tones about a presentation arranged by a first-year GOP lawmaker last month that included conspiracy theories about a host of elected

In Maricopa County, public lashes out at supervisors and dismiss explanations of Election Day problems.

Lydia Abril placed a Bible on the podium, adjusted the microphone, and told the elected officials in front of her that she wanted to pass along a message from God.

Backers of Proposition 309, which would stiffen ID requirements for mail and in-person voting, say it will help restore voter confidence in election integrity; critics call it a solution to a problem that doesn't exist and say it will just make it harder for some people to vote.