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What are we voting on today? Your guide to the 2026 Arizona midterm election
Katie Hobbs, other AZ Dems make late dash for votes before midterms
Floods threaten to keep Navajo Nation voters away from the polls
DOJ Says Election Monitors Are in All 50 States for First Time
Arizonans to choose next governor, Katie Hobbs or Andy Biggs
Shadowy groups boost Libertarians, attack Ciscomani, Feely
Voters to settle toss-up Jay Feely vs. Amish Shah race for Congress
US investigating Democratic-allied Arizona voter-registration groups
Rain damage could hamper voting in Maricopa County, Republicans worry
Prohibits government agencies from installing new photo enforcement systems for traffic ticketing, and requires voter approval at the next general election and every 10 years after to continue using systems signed into contract before the end of 2026.
Voters in Arizona, Nebraska, Washington and Colorado face Tuesday ballot measures on transgender athletes in girls sports and locker room policies.
Patrick Reynolds, 41, of east Mesa, shares his experience voting in the midterm elections after submitting his ballot at HiWay Baptist Church on Nov. 3, 2026.
Rep. Greg Stanton and Sen. Ruben Gallego support for Jacob Martinez, LD9 candidate for Arizona's House of Representatives.
Arizona, which is home to a $10 billion mining industry, is the only state in the country to elect a state mine inspector.
Arizona faith groups are preparing to help with information and polling site de-escalation to uphold voting rights.
The Marshall Project reports that Arizona's voter ID laws could hinder voting for the unhoused, complicating access to essential services and rights.
A national bus tour made its way to Phoenix, uniting clergy to address voter intimdation ahead of Election Day.
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