Outside Groups Pour $7.6 Million Into Crane-Nez Race in Arizona’s 2nd District, Most of It in October
Groups backing Rep. Eli Crane have outspent those supporting Jonathan Nez more than 2-to-1, FEC filings show.
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Tuesday Is the Last Recommended Day to Mail Ballots in Arizona; Maricopa County Returns Top 630,000
Returns are running about 50,000 ahead of the 2022 midterm pace. After today, voters should use drop boxes or vote centers.
Judge Orders DHS to Halt Door-to-Door Voter Sweeps Targeting Likely Citizens in 9 States
The ruling says the practice of asking people whether they’ve voted likely violates the Voting Rights Act.
Democrats Sue Trump Administration, Alleging Pressure Campaign on State Election Officials
The suit asks a federal judge to stop alleged efforts to force voter-roll purges and threaten local officials.
Maricopa County Election Center Briefly Locked Down Over ‘Suspicious Activity’
Law enforcement found no threat, and operations resumed after about 30 minutes, the county said.
Tempe’s Prop 424 Would Raise the Sales Tax Half a Cent for Police, Fire, Transit and Child Care
Supporters say the $50 million a year fills a hole left by the state’s rental tax ban; some business owners call it regressive.
Mayes and Fontes Sue Recorder Heap to Restore Voting Rights of 25 Citizens Marked ‘Not Eligible’
The voters were among 60 investigated as possible noncitizens; county prosecutors later found most were citizens.
AP-NORC Poll: Democrats’ Faith in Accurate Vote Counts Drops to 55%
Democratic confidence fell from 75% in 2022; Republican confidence rose slightly but remains lower.
Maricopa County Begins Counting More Than 220,000 Early Ballots
Election officials invite voters to watch the process on a public livestream as early ballots pour in ahead of Nov. 3.
Arizona Has 4.37 Million Registered Voters for Nov. 3, With Unaffiliated Voters Now the Largest Group
Final Secretary of State figures show registration up by about 7,200 voters compared with the 2024 general election.
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