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Arizona voters will decide in November whether to expand the state's existing restrictions on participation in girls' sports while adding new requirements for locker rooms, restrooms and other spaces connected with athletics.
Prop. 318 would expand Arizona’s existing restrictions on girls’ sports
Arizona voters will decide in November whether to expand the state's existing restrictions on participation in girls' sports while adding new requirements for locker rooms, restrooms and other spaces connected with athletics. more
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Proposition 142 asks voters whether to add new restrictions involving diversity programs, training, spending and other practices in public schools, colleges and universities.
Prop. 142 would add restrictions on race, DEI programs to Arizona Constitution
Proposition 142 asks voters whether to add new restrictions involving diversity programs, training, spending and other practices in public schools, colleges and universities. Arizona already prohibits public institutions from granting preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin. more
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Greg Blackie (left) and Randy Keating (right) debate about Prop 144 in Scottsdale, Arizona on October 1, 2026.
Tempe councilmember argues against Prop. 144 in election debate
A ballot measure that could change how Arizonans vote was the subject of debate Thursday night, with proponents saying it could lead to faster results and require IDs to vote and opponents saying it … more
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As of Tuesday, Sept. 29, prediction market Kalshi gave Rep. Andy Biggs a 13 percent chance of beating Gov. Katie Hobbs in the 2026 gubernatorial race.
Kalshi declares Biggs a long shot as Arizona polls show mixed margins
PHOENIX – Anyone betting on Rep. Andy Biggs to become Arizona’s next governor is in for a large payday, as traders wagering on the race appear convinced the Gilbert Republican will lose. As … more
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Deer Valley Unified candidate Q&A: Board Member Roles
Four candidates are vying for two open seats on the Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board in the Nov. 3 general election. David Alvarado, Paul Carver, Kristi Cooper and Julie Stockwell are seeking four-year terms on the five-member board. more
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes answers a question after the Sept. 30 Clean Elections debate in Scottsdale against Republican Alexander Kolodin. Fontes said he is preparing as much as he can for a safe and secure election, but blamed lack of legislative funding for his department for some shortfalls.
Arizona secretary of state debate rehashes old allegations, delves into new ones
SCOTTSDALE — The Sept. 30 Clean Elections Secretary of State debate involved some older accusations from both  candidates — and some new ones, too. The debate between  Democrat and … more
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Maricopa County Chief Deputy Recorder Jeff Mason and Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap speak to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors regarding the early voting plan for the November 3 General Election on Sept. 30.
Maricopa County Recorder presents early election plan to Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap presented the early general election voting plan to the county Board of Supervisors on Wednesday. more
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A sign that reads 'Kyrene School District' on a blue wall of a balcony at the Kyrene Administrative Building.
Candidates, others discuss how Proposition 320 could affect Kyrene school district
This November, Arizonans will vote to either support or deny Proposition 320, which states that it would “require certain school districts to spend at least 60% of operational funding on … more
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Deer Valley Unified candidate Q&A: Budget Priorities
Four candidates are vying for two open seats on the Deer Valley Unified School District Governing Board in the Nov. 3 general election. David Alvarado, Paul Carver, Kristi Cooper and Julie Stockwell are seeking four-year terms on the five-member board. more
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Arizona Republicans are trying to keep 405 voters who live overseas from casting ballots in state elections, contending that would violate a provision in the Arizona Constitution that says voting is available only to those who have at some point resided in the state.
Arizona officials, GOP wrangle in court over 405 overseas voters
PHOENIX - State election officials are trying to block an effort by Republicans to cancel the registration of several hundred adult children of U.S. citizens - predominantly Democrats - who live … more
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Democrat Nick Mansour is leaning on lawsuits and opposition websites to undercut Republican candidate Elijah Norton’s credibility.
Past legal troubles haunting state treasurer candidates in lead-up to Arizona election
PHOENIX — The Republican and Democrat running for state treasurer are dredging up their opponent’s past legal troubles in attempts to convince voters not to trust the other with $32 billion in … more
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Jimmy Arwood, left, who opposes Proposition 320, debates Chris Thomas who wants voters to approve the measure to require 60 cents of every dollar for schools goes into instructional expenses.
Prop 320 supporters, opponents debate merits of mandatory classroom spending
SCOTTSDALE — The Goldwater Institute is telling Arizonans that if they vote for Proposition 320 that teacher pay will increase. But a representative of groups that oppose the measure contends … more
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