Hobbs Says She and Her Family Received an ‘Execution Threat’ Last Week
The governor disclosed the threat on KTAR radio as suspicious letters have targeted Arizona Democrats in the run-up to Nov. 3.
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Trump Rallies in Bullhead City for Andy Biggs Three Weeks Before Election Day
The president’s midterm tour stopped in Mohave County Wednesday to boost Rep. Andy Biggs in his race against Gov. Katie Hobbs, then headed to Montana.
Trump Plans Oct. 14 Rally in Bullhead City as Arizona Early Voting Gets Underway
Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar are expected to speak at the Bullhead International Airport event.
After Early Ballot Mix-Up, Can Maricopa County Replace Its Election Vendor? Galvin Weighs In
Runbeck Election Services sent 3,126 mail ballots to the Postal Service six days before early voting began.
DNC Sues Trump Administration, Calling Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads Illegal Propaganda
The spots have cost more than $12 million so far, with $20 million in Homeland Security money set aside to pay for them.
Flagstaff Voters Weigh a Half-Cent Sales Tax and $40 Million Bond for Police and Fire as Early Voting Opens
Prop. 404 would raise Flagstaff’s sales tax by 0.5% for 15 years to fund 77 public safety jobs; Prop. 405 would authorize $40 million in bonds for a new fire station, a police headquarters expansion and a wildland fire facility. A city and FUSD open house is set for Wednesday.
Biggs Says He’d Sign ‘a Whole Host’ of Bills Hobbs Vetoed as ASU Poll Shows the Governor Ahead
Gov. Katie Hobbs has rejected 541 bills in four years. Her Republican challenger, Rep. Andy Biggs, says many of them would become law under him, while a new ASU survey puts Hobbs up about 12 points among registered voters.
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