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"I wish I could tell Jim Kolbe how much he meant to me, how much he helped me, and how I will always hold dear that incredible period in Arizona and American political history. I think Jim knew what he meant to all of us." — Scott Kirtley Read more»

Confederate flags and Donald Trump aren't selling in Pima County. The way back for Arizona Republicans will your more basic serving of red, white and blue. (Photo: Trump supporters protest at the Arizona State Capitol on Nov. 8, 2020. Many of the protesters were motivated by baseless allegations that Joe Biden cheated to defeat Donald Trump.)

Local Republicans gave up when they couldn't win in Tucson without right-wing ideological purity. Walking away cost Donald Trump the 11 electoral votes from Arizona. Read more»

It snows more often in Tucson than new blood washes through a county department, which is what elections are supposed to provide. It would be nice to elect people to run the county who didn't draw a public paycheck prior to being placed in office. Read more» 1

Michael Berg and Rodney Eckersley display their marriage license outside Maricopa County Superior Court on the same day a federal judge overturned Arizona’s same-sex marriage bans. The two said they had waited 18 years for the right to marry.

In the week since Arizona's ban on same-sex marriage was rejected, clerks in all 15 counties say they have issued at least one marriage license to a same-sex couple - some to hundreds. And at $76 a pop, state coffers may already have taken in more than $20,000 in license fees. Read more»

Toni Hellon has been appointed as clerk of Pima County Superior Court, Gov. Jan Brewer announced Friday. Hellon succeeds the retiring Patrica Noland, whom she served as deputy for six years. Read more»