Eleven presidential electors in Arizona cast their votes on Monday morning for President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. By Monday afternoon, as electors in other states did the same, Biden had won enough votes to clinch the presidency.... Read more»
They don’t agree on much, but a plan to create “top two” primaries has Arizona’s major and minor political parties on the same page – or at least close to it. Their responses range from outright opposition from Republican, Libertarian and Green leaders to noncommittal dislike from Democrats.... Read more»
A recent court ruling could confuse state voters: If they register to vote using a federal form, they don't have to show proof of citizenship, but if they register using a state form, they do.... Read more»3
State Democratic leader Luis Heredia said "The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled section 2B of SB 1070 to be constitutional. That does not make it just or moral. ... This law is simply a tool of divisive voices for political gain, one that damages our state's credibility and economy."... Read more»
In a 4-3 vote, the Supreme Court struck down most of Arizona's controversial SB 1070 anti-illegal immigration law on Monday, invalidating most of its provisions. The justices did allow police to check the immigration status of those they arrest. (with complete opinion)... Read more»9
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