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Arizona governor candidates Katie Hobbs and Kari Lake's "State of the Union" interviews were starkly different from those on CBS' Face the Nation."

One of the most important decisions Arizona voters face in the upcoming election is one that could transform how they vote in the future. As the overseer of Arizona’s elections, the secretary of state holds great influence over the democratic process. The two candidates vying for that position present a stark contrast in choices.There was a big question at the outset of the

Democrat gubernatorial hopeful Katie Hobbs is going to get the interview she wanted on Arizona PBS despite refusing to participate in a debate with Republican Kari Lake.And the decision by the station could spell the end of the more than two-decade relationship between the station and the Citizens Clean Elections Commission which sponsors candidate debates.

Arizona Republican Kari Lake will take the stage for what would have been Arizona’s lone gubernatorial debate Wednesday.

Katie Hobbs won't debate Kari Lake in their race for governor. And Arizona PBS didn't interview with Lake. Botched deals meant a loss for voters