Mary Jo Pitzl

A proposal to create an open primary system in Arizona is a political Rorschach test: People interpret it through different lenses.

There is no exact parallel anywhere in the country to Proposition 140, even as a handful of states have opened up their primary systems.

The USA TODAY Network followed election workers in swing states including a clerk, lawyers, poll workers, poll watchers and a county commissioner.

Scott Jarrett is in charge of voting on Election Day. But his work starts well in advance as he prepares for another robust turnout in 2024.

As she runs for a seat in the state Senate, Cara Vicini touts typical Republican priorities: securing the border and improving the economy.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes must release the list of voters who are affected by a registration glitch that has allowed thousands to vote without having to provide proof of citizenship, a judge ruled Thursday.

First came a lawsuit challenging the accuracy of Arizona's voter registration rolls. The next day, another lawsuit questioned the security of Maricopa County's ballot-counting machines.

Daniel Ragsdale Combs heard the call of duty earlier this year. It wasn't a return to the Navy, where he served in the aftermath of the 9-11 attacks.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes faces a noon deadline to hand over materials that identify more than 216,000 voters affected by a registration

The Arizona Senate has several competitive races that could flip control from Republicans to Democrats. Here are key races to watch as votes come in.