Kiera Riley is a politics reporter for the Arizona Capitol Times, focusing on local politics in Phoenix and the state of Arizona. Her work has also been featured in the Phoenix New Times. Kiera covers a wide range of political topics, including legislation, elections, and government actions, providing in-depth analysis and reporting to keep readers informed.
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Kiera focuses on local legal policy and government announcements in Arizona, particularly court cases and voting laws. She also covers education-related topics to a significant extent.
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By: Kiera Riley
Helen Purcell served as the Maricopa County Recorder from 1989 to 2017. During her time, she oversaw leaps and bounds in election systems and flux in public attitudes. Since leaving office, she continues to work to strengthen trust. How did you end up involved in politics? I worked a lot with the title companies in
It’s October, but there was no surprise in the long-sought divorce records of U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego and his ex-wife Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego.
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Judicial retention: Political action committees aimed at keeping Arizona Supreme Court Justices Clint Bolick and Kathryn King on the bench spent big last quarter, while a committee to oust the justices is just ramping up.
Of the 17 Supreme Court hopefuls vying for the vacancy left by Justice Robert Brutinel, none are registered Republicans and only a handful are Independents, according to final applications made public Friday.
Voters are on track to pass the measure instilling a right to abortion into the state’s constitution in initial election night results.
By: Kiera Riley
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