Democrats’ Top Senate Super PAC Puts $1.2 Million Into Mississippi Race
Senate Majority PAC is backing prosecutor Scott Colom against GOP Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith; Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego is among those who pushed for the investment.
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Justice Department Charges 28 California Green-Card Holders With Election Crimes
At least 11 were arrested Monday in ‘Operation Protect the Vote’; all were on a federal list of 20,000 registered voters the administration says may not be citizens.
Arizona Switches to New Statewide Election Results Website for Nov. 3
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes says the Enhanced Voting platform will give voters one place to track unofficial results with maps and charts.
FBI Investigating Suspicious Letters Sent to Reps. Grijalva, Ansari and Stanton
The letters, some containing white powder, follow the Oct. 15 evacuation of the Arizona Executive Tower after a powder-filled envelope reached the Secretary of State’s Office.
Obama to Campaign in Michigan and Ohio Ahead of November Midterms
The former president plans early-voting kickoff events with Senate and governor candidates in Detroit and Cleveland as Democrats seek gains on Nov. 3.
Katie Zacharia Out as White House Press Secretary After Less Than a Week
Officials say Trump’s newest spokesperson is transitioning out after a rocky first briefing and questions about her legal credentials.
Prop. 413 Asks Maricopa Voters to Extend Jail Sales Tax for 20 More Years
The Nov. 3 measure would renew the existing one-fifth-cent sales tax that funds adult and juvenile jails; the levy otherwise expires in March 2027.
Maricopa Officials Probe Opened Ballot Printer Trays at Chandler Early Voting Site
Paper trays on three ballot-on-demand printers were found open Friday morning at Chandler-Gilbert Community College; early voting was not disrupted.
Justice Department Sues California to Block Counting of Alleged Noncitizen Mail Ballots
The suit seeks to segregate ballots tied to more than 20,000 names the federal government calls “likely” noncitizens until citizenship is verified.
Some Maricopa Voters Still Waiting on Mail Ballots Sent Oct. 7
Recorder Justin Heap said voters without a ballot by week’s end should request a replacement; advocates urge early voting in person if needed.
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