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What do Arizona voters want? Date: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 • Discussion: 8:00AM REGISTER NOW! Recent survey research of Arizona voters points to overwhelming support for key issues across political affiliations. The findings highlight what the majority of likely voters prioritize for the midterm election and what they want candidates to talk about as they ...

Political operative Chuck Coughlin sits down with Ted to discuss revelations from the Congressional hearings on the January 6 riot

WASHINGTON – Arizona Democratic Party Chair Raquel Terán concedes that Democrats don’t have the numbers on their own to rebuff Republican election reform bills so...

Arizona Democratic Party Chair Raquel Terán says Democrats don't have the numbers to stop GOP election reform bills, so she called on an unlikely source for help: Republicans. Terán said it will take help from across the aisle to block the most-extreme bills.

Arizona's congressional incumbents have the advantage of name recognition and massive fundraising leads - but analysts say they might need both as congressional redistricting has "put us all in a state of limbo" for the 2022 House races.

Jake Angeli at a protest in Phoenix following the November 2020 election. There didn’t seem to be much of a plan. The presidential election was over, and Joe Biden won. Ordinarily, that would be the end of it, but there was nothing ordinary about 2020. President Donald Trump said the election had been stolen from him. His supporters backed him at rallies, like one in Arizona, where people carried signs that said “stop the steal.” Some carried flags or guns. There were signs that referred...

Within one week after the U.S. Capitol insurrection, more than 3,900 Maricopa and Pima County Republican voters switched parties.  From Jan. 6 to Jan. 12, Maricopa County saw more than 3,300 voters switch out of the Republican designation on their voter registrations. Pima County had 642 do the same thing. Collectively, most joined “Party Not Designated,” but 477 became Democrat, 439 became Independent and 229 became Libertarian.  Separately, Pinal County saw 557 Republicans leave the pa...