Tag: Doug Ducey
Donald Trump narrows the gap, inches closer to lead over Joe...
As of Friday morning, Joe Biden is still holding a narrow lead against President Donald Trump, with Maricopa county posting new ballot results at...
Arizona voters OK new tax on high earners to fund schools
Arizona voters have approved a new tax on high-earning residents that could bring in nearly $1 billion of new revenue annually to the state’s...
Arizona virus cases surpass 250,000; over 1K in hospitals
Arizona’s total known coronavirus case count surpassed 250,000 Wednesday and state health officials reported more than 1,000 coronavirus patients are hospitalized for the first...
Republicans, Democrats push for last-minute Arizona voters
Republican Sen. Martha McSally and other GOP candidates barnstormed the state Monday as they worked to get out their voters with their traditional election...
Arizona sees biggest rise in virus cases, deaths in months
Arizona's coronavirus outbreak worsened Saturday as the state reported about 1,900 new cases and 45 deaths, the biggest spikes in months.
The rise in the...
Vice president Mike Pence tries to woo voters in liberal Arizona...
Vice President Mike Pence touched on the economy, tax cuts, abortion, religion and military service Friday in a wide-ranging appeal to voters in two...
Arizona officials push early ballots for disabled voters
Arizona is home to over 2,200 assisted living facilities and nearly 150 skilled nursing facilities, whose residents may be locked down or have difficulty...
Arizona voters to decide on legalizing marijuana on Nov. 3
Arizona voters will decide whether the state joins nearly a dozen others across the nation that have legalized recreational marijuana when they head to...
Activists in New Mexico, Arizona mark Indigenous Peoples Day
Protesters used a rope and chain to topple a monument in New Mexico’s capital city as activists faced off with authorities along the U.S.-Mexico...
Federal judge delays Arizona voter registration deadline
U.S. District Judge Steven Logan in Phoenix sided late Monday with organizing groups Mi Familia Vota and Arizona Coalition for Change.
