Arizona Votes

Arizona state Sen. Bob Worsley, co-founder of SkyMall, announced that he is calling off his re-election campaign because of the "increasingly caustic political climate."

A judge is being asked to kick a Democratic congressional candidate off the Aug. 28 primary ballot because opponents say she filed false information about where she lives.

Gov. Doug Ducey's re-election campaign officially got underway Monday with the release of a video that listed his accomplishments in office and played up his outsider businessman approach to politics.

A judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit that tried to get disgraced lawmaker Don Shooter off the ballot for a state Senate run for living outside the district.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has so far raised the most amount of money ahead of the state's primary election for the gubernatorial race in August. 

Two groups made up mostly of young people are out to change Arizona’s voter rolls by registering thousands of young voters this summer.

A Maricopa County judge says she'll decide Friday whether a former Yuma lawmaker expelled from the state House of Representatives over sexual misconduct can run for state Senate.

Arizona's Attorney General Mark Brnovich will receive hefty support from a national Republican organization for his re-election bid.

A poll of likely Republican primary voters in Arizona gave incumbent public instruction Superintendent Diane Douglas a comfortable enough lead overall in a crowded but divided field, boosted by people who chose President Donald Trump.

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office is taking steps to make voting accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.