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With crucial races still undecided, GOP candidates could pursue a legal fight over a printing error in Maricopa County.

A group of law enforcement officers who think their authority supersedes the federal government’s are running for elections across the country—and monitoring voters at the polls.

Maricopa County released a statement Tuesday that they discovered specific problems with printer settings.

Hand counts, disruptive poll watchers, drop box watchers cast a shadow over upcoming elections

And despite high overall turnout so far, early voting rates among young people have collapsed compared to 2020.

It’s been less than a week since the Cochise County Board of Supervisors said they would order a full hand count of the county’s ballots after election day — despite warnings that it’s against state law.Now, the county is reassuring the state that it intends to follow state law. But just how they plan to do that and comply with state law remains unclear.

Voters are casting ballots, and Votebeat has information on how to do it

Katie Hobbs will oversee Arizona's elections as secretary of state while also running as the top Democrat on the ballot.

Racist audio, Supreme Court debate show redistricting as a zero-sum exercise

Election Day is fast approaching. Oct. 11 is your last chance to register to vote, and early ballots go in the mail Oct. 12.For some, this election season can't end soon enough — it feels like things are getting uglier by the day.Full disclosure: Here at The Show, we've struggled a bit with just how to cover this election season at a time when Arizona politics feel more