Harris says Democrats will donate $25M to expand ‘I Will Vote’ campaign

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Howard University, her alma mater, on July 8 where she spoke about the importance of protecting voting rights amid a Republican push to enact more restrictive voting laws.

Tribes say voting access hurt by US Supreme Court ruling over Arizona election regulations

The U.S. Supreme Court disagreed on Thursday in a broader case over Arizona voting regulations, upholding a prohibition on counting ballots cast in the wrong precinct and returning early ballots for another person.

SCOTUS ruling on Arizona voting laws causes concerns among voting rights advocates

In a 6-3 decision, the SCOTUS kept two Arizona laws in place, including a limit on who can drop a ballot off at the polls. Activists say this will affect minorities the most, and worry what the ruling means in the future.

Democrat Aaron Lieberman announces run for Arizona governor

Rep. Aaron Lieberman announced has announced he's running for Arizona governor, becoming the third major Democrat to seek the state's highest office.

Arizona Legislature set to send initiative changes to ballot

Republican lawmakers are poised to send two more measures changing the rules for citizen initiatives to the ballot for voter approval, joining another one that was referred to the 2022 ballot on Friday.

GOP businessman Steve Gaynor joins Arizona governor race

Steve Gaynor, a businessman, says he wants to bring an outside perspective to the Arizona governor's office.

For the People Act: Voting rights bill fails to advance in Senate

Democratic senators didn’t obtain enough votes Tuesday to take up debate on a bill that addressed voting rights for Americans.

Arizona House Republicans advance 2 election bills

The Arizona measure, SB1241, would require county election officials to give a variety of information from those ballots to the county attorney or attorney general

Former US Rep. Matt Salmon enters Arizona governor’s race

Salmon, a Republican, served in the Arizona Legislature before winning three terms in Congress in the 1990s. Salmon ended his congressional tenure to follow a pledge that he would serve only three terms.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich enters 2022 U.S. Senate race

Arizona's Attorney General has become the third major candidate to seek the GOP nomination to take on incumbent Democratic Senator Mark Kelly in the 2022 election.

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Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced he's running for U.S. Senate, becoming the third major candidate seeking the Republican nomination to take on Democrat Mark Kelly. Brnovich spoke to FOX 10's Troy Hayden on Friday about his decision to enter the race.

Retired Gen. McGuire jumps into Arizona Senate race

McGuire introduced himself with an online video highlighting his military career and presenting himself as a political outsider tired of “weak leaders” and “politicians who sit on the sidelines.”

Election overhaul bill: Manchin to break from Democrats and vote against

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin is defying his party and the White House and virtually guaranteeing the failure of the legislation after a near party-line approval in the House.

Arizona House rejects ID requirement for mail-in ballots

Democrats said SB1713 would be costly for election officials to administer and could put voters at risk of identity theft by putting their name, address, ID number and signature together on the same form.

Experts or ‘grifters’? Little-known firm runs Arizona's controversial election audit

An untested, little-known cybersecurity firm is running a partly taxpayer-funded election audit process that experts describe as so deeply flawed it veers into the surreal.

Arizona election audit: Secretary of State threatening to decertify Maricopa County election equipment

The controversy over the election audit took another turn as Arizona's Secretary of State is now threatening to de-certify the election equipment that was handed over to the state senate.

Arizona auditors backtrack, say no election data destroyed

The Arizona Senate president held a hearing on May 18 looking for answers to questions about the 2020 election audit while the counting is on pause this week. FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.