Camryn Sanchez

Two very different Republicans hope to challenge incumbent Secretary of State Adrian Fontes in November. One fought to overturn election results in 2020 and 2022, the other doesn't say they were "stolen."

A U.S. Department of Justice official sent Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes a letter on Tuesday threatening to prosecute election officials if noncitizens are found on the voter rolls.

Veterans say there's a gap between Arizona service organizations and actual veterans that's preventing assistance from reaching those in need. That message was delivered to Gov. Katie Hobbs on Thursday in a roundtable with veterans in Chandler.

The U.S. Department of Justice is sending “elections monitors” to Arizona and five other states.

Republicans running for governor have a delicate balance to strike: they want to convince voters they're not too extreme. But as they battle in the GOP primary, they want to assure conservatives that they're aligned with President Donald Trump.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors passed a unanimous resolution on Wednesday banning county employees from using insider information to make bets on prediction markets.

Public school advocates are suing over descriptions of two separate ballot measures related to Arizona's school voucher program approved last week by state lawmakers.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has issued a proclamation making July 15 Native Right to Vote Day in Arizona.

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled a measure that would ban transgender students from using preferred bathrooms can stay on the ballot.

President Donald Trump claimed in an address on Thursday that newly unclassified documents prove that there was foreign interference in American elections. Democratic Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes scoffs at those allegations.