2022 Arizona election: Former President Barack Obama campaigns in Phoenix for Democrats
Former President Barack Obama came to Phoenix to campaign for Democratic governor nominee Katie Hobbs and Democratic incumbent Senator Mark Kelly.
2022 Election: Libertarian ends Arizona Senate bid, endorses GOP’s Masters
In a YouTube video posted on Nov. 1, Victor announced he is dropping out of the race and endorsing Republican challenger Blake Masters over Democratic incumbent Mark Kelly.
With a week away from Election Day in Arizona, we have the latest
FOX 10's Linda Williams is breaking down the latest developments in the 2022 Election for highly-contended races in Arizona.
Full interview: Marc Victor drops out of Arizona Senate race, endorses Blake Masters
Marc Victor has ended his bid for Arizona Senate just a week before Election Day of Nov. 8. FOX 10's John Hook has a conversation with Victor about his intentions of dropping out of the race and why he endorsed the GOP's Blake Masters.
Chief Justice Roberts delays handover of Trump tax returns to House panel
The House Ways and Means panel first requested Donald Trump’s tax returns in 2019 as part of a probe into the Internal Revenue Service’s audit program and tax law compliance by the former president.
2022 Election: Feds concerned about armed people at Arizona ballot boxes
“While the First Amendment protects expressive conduct and peaceable assembly generally, it affords no protection for threats of harm directed at voters,” U.S. government attorneys wrote.
2022 Election: Taking a closer look at Arizona's ballot proposition measures
Election Day is coming up and we're taking a closer look at the ballot measures that voters statewide will decide on, come November.
You Decide 2022 Arizona Election Special, Pt. 2
In part 2, the final part, of FOX 10's You Decide 2022 Arizona Election Special, our reporters sit down with some of Arizona's highly contested candidates to talk about the race so far, their hopes, and plans, as well as address some controversy surrounding their races. We're also taking a look at early predictive polling numbers that has some candidates trailing as others are widening the gap.
Arizona agrees not to enforce total abortion ban until 2023
Planned Parenthood said services would resume statewide, including at clinics in metro Phoenix and in Flagstaff.
Kelli Ward, Arizona GOP leader, wins temporary halt to record turnover
State party chair Kelli Ward has said her First Amendment rights would be chilled if investigators were able to learn whom she spoke with while trying to challenge former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election defeat.
Sen. Bob Menendez faces another federal probe
Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey is reportedly the subject of a new federal investigation five years after he stood trial for corruption.
Arizona early voting numbers are down compared to 2018 election, polling researchers say
As early ballots roll in and are tallied up around Arizona, some trends are emerging that are surprising to the polling group, Data Orbital. Early ballot returns are down in the state.
2022 Arizona Election Poll: Lake leads governor's race, Senate race tightens
A new FOX 10 InsiderAdvantage poll shows the race for Governor - widening a bit. But the race for U.S. Senate is turning into a dead heat.
Arizona Gov. Ducey files lawsuit over shipping containers at border wall
Governor Doug Ducey said in a news release that "the lack of planning and action from the Biden administration demonstrates that border states like Arizona cannot rely on the federal government to ensure its security."
Appeals court OKs Jan. 6 panel subpoena to Arizona GOP chair Kelli Ward
The ruling issued rejected claims by state party Chair Kelli Ward that her First Amendment rights would be chilled if investigators were able to learn whom she spoke with while trying to challenge former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election defeat.
2022 Election: Debacle continues over debate between Arizona gubernatorial candidates
A debacle of sorts over the current lack of a debate between the two major candidates, especially after a Phoenix area PBS station announced their decision to offer a one-on-one interview with Katie Hobbs, on the same day a similar interview was supposed to be held with Hobbs' Republican opponent, Kari Lake.
You Decide 2022 Arizona Election Special, Part 1
We're covering the races for Secretary of State, Maricopa County Attorney, and the Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction + an explanation on ballot propositions and Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer provides an update on election integrity.
Newsmaker: Abraham Hamadeh and Kris Mayes battle for Arizona AG seat
In this episode of John Hook's Newsmaker Saturday, we're talking with Arizona Attorney General hopefuls Abraham Hamadeh and Kris Mayes. The Republican and Democrat candidates cover issues regarding abortion, gun rights, border issues, the fentanyl crisis. Part 1: GOP candidate Hamadeh details why his military and legal experience makes him the best fit for the role. He says he knows how to deal with foreign governments as well as domestic entities, like the DOJ and such. Part 2: Mayes, a former Republican turned Democrat, says she has fought for consumers throughout her career at the Arizona Corporation Commission and protected consumers from big monopolies. She says the state's constitution itself protects a woman's right to privacy, and she says that includes a right to choose to have an abortion. She says, if elected, she will reverse the current AG's opinion for a near-total abortion ban, which was based on a legal matter in the late 1800s.
Hobbs and Lake continue on campaign trail just weeks before Election Day
What was originally scheduled on Oct. 22 as a debate between Arizona governor candidates turned into 30 minutes of a solo interview for Republican Kari Lake after Democratic candidate Katie Hobbs declined the debate invitation. Hobbs hosted her own rallies on the same day mainly focusing on education and trying to win over Latino voters.
Arizona refuses U.S. demand to remove containers along border
The Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs dug in its heels in a letter to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, saying "the containers will remain in place until specific details regarding construction are provided." It was signed by Allen Clark, the department’s director.