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Trump Held Slim Lead over Harris in Arizona Poll Completed Before RFK Jr. Endorsement
Former President Donald Trump held a slight lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in a poll that included Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the former independent presidential candidate who suspended his campaign and endorsed Trump last week. Noble Predictive Insights conducted the polling between August 12 and August 16, which occurred directly before the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and before Kennedy endorsed Trump. Read More.
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Judge in Arizona ‘Fake Elector’ Case Sets Trial Date for 2026
Arizona Superior Court Judge Bruce Cohen on Monday set the trial date in the "fake electors" case, which saw charges brought against multiple allies of former President Donald Trump, for January 5, 2026. Read More.
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City of Surprise sued for alleged free speech violation
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression is suing the city of Surprise over a local woman being arrested and charged with trespassing after criticizing the Read More.
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Arizona Leaders to Renew Push for School Cell Phone Ban
Some Arizona leaders are hoping cell phones will be banned throughout the school day as part of state law in next legislative session. “This is a real emergency, the problem of cell phones in the classroom,” Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne said at a news conference on Thursday, arguing that the issue of students being distracted in classes continues to worsen. Read More.
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A Powerful Alliance: RFK Jr. and Other Prominent Democrats To Actively Campaign With President Trump!
RFK Jr.’s Friday endorsement of President Trump might have finally shattered the old-guard Democrat vs Republican mindset. Afterall, ever since Trump first came down the escalator in 2016, much of our nation has drifted away from the ‘our-Party-vs-your-Party’ football game mentality of traditional American politics. I.e., these are the people who understand our future success... Read More.
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Supreme Court Reinstates Part of Arizona Voter Citizenship Law
The U.S. Supreme Court revived part of Arizona's proof of voter citizenship law on Thursday, allowing for restrictions regarding the state voter registration form. Read More.
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Trump highlights violent crimes committed by foreign nationals at border event
Former President Donald Trump accused Vice President Kamala Harris of overseeing an invasion at the southern border during a news conference Thursday in southern Arizona alongside Read More.
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Arizona Semiconductor Industry Grows with New Facility Announcement in Mesa
A new semiconductor plant for repair, cleaning, and coating is going to be coming to Mesa. KoMiCo’s facility is anticipated to create 200 jobs when it opens in 2026, and the announcement comes as there are larger efforts to get a wide variety of aspects of the semiconductor supply chain in the United States. Read More.
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RFK Jr. to make announcement in Phoenix amid Trump endorsement rumors
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Wednesday that he will be making an announcement Friday morning about the future of his independent presidential candidacy in Phoenix, ahead Read More.
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Alvin Bragg’s Office Leaves Door Open for Delaying Trump’s Sentencing
Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is not taking a position on former President Donald Trump’s request to delay his sentencing date in New York, according to a filing sent Friday. Trump’s attorneys asked Judge Juan Merchan last week to push his sentencing, currently set for Sept. 18, until after the November election. In a filing, Bragg’s office said it would “defer to the Court” on whether a delay is necessary to “allow for orderly appellate litigation,” writing they are “prepared to appear for sentencing on any future date the Court sets.” Read More.
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A rundown of 13 measures that made it to Arizona ballots so far
Voters will have the opportunity to vote certain measures into law this November. Read More.
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Arizona Declares Wrong Winner in Green Party U.S. Senate Primary
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes on Thursday declared the wrong candidate as the winner of the Green Party's U.S. Senate primary in the state. Fontes signed a canvass declaring Mike Norton the winner. Norton's name appeared on the ballot, and he won 180 votes. Write-in candidate Eduardo Quintana won 282 votes, KJZZ reported. Read More.
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Kari Lake Accuses Ruben Gallego of Violating Stock Act After Democrat Reports Trades over 300 Days Late
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake accused Representative Ruben Gallego (D-AZ-03) of violating the U.S. Stock Act on Wednesday after the Democrat reported two stock trades, which date to 2019 and 2022, in reports submitted on Tuesday. The U.S. Stock Act requires Congress to report any stock purchases or sales within 30 or 45 days of the transaction. Read More.
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Critics blast Harris’ new 'price control' plan
Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is taking fire for her new "price-gouging" ban that critics say is little more than communism-style "price Read More.
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What Democratic majorities would look like in the Arizona legislature: gun control
Increased gun regulation is something that Arizona Democrats have long been fighting for, only to be shut down by Republican legislators. With a chance of winning Read More.
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