Kelly gets temporary DC office
U.S. Senator-elect Mark Kelly, (D-Ariz.) has been assigned temporary office space in Washington, D.C. as he moves another step closer to assuming his historic role in the Senate.
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Ducey pledges to respect election results
Governor Doug Ducey, (R-Ariz.), weighed in on the length of time it’s taking to count ballots from last Tuesday’s General Election.
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Kelly announces bipartisan transition team
U.S. Senator-elect Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) announced Monday he has formed a bipartisan transition team to help him prepare to serve Arizona in Washington, D.C.
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Leader of Arizona House Democrats stepping aside
The leader of Democrats in the Arizona House of Representatives is stepping aside amid criticism within her own caucus and a challenge in leadership elections planned for this week.
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Locals show their support for President-elect Joe Biden
In Yuma County, many people are voicing support for the Country’s new president come January 20th.
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Rep. Paul Gosar wins re-election, fighting for Trump win in AZ
Congressman Paul Gosar is the projected winner for the United States House of Representatives for district four, a seat he has held since 2010.
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Gov. Ducey expresses appreciation to Arizona voters, urges patience
Governor Doug Ducey (R-Ariz) is calling for calm as election workers continued to count the state’s General Election ballots.
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Protests continue outside of Arizona election office
Where the presidential results stand, in Arizona.
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Republicans say they’ll retain control of Arizona legislature
Arizona’s Republican state lawmakers can breath a little easier.
Continue Reading Protestors converge on Phoenix voting center
A large crowd of Trump supporters has gathered outside a Phoenix polling center to protest what they call the theft of the Presidential Election.
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Arizona GOP leaders call for every vote to be counted
A group of Republican leaders gathered Thursday in Phoenix to call for every single Arizona vote to be counted.
Continue Reading Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly projected winner of U.S. Senate race
This morning, the Associated Press called the race for Democratic Senate Candidate Mark Kelly, who is coming out ahead in last night’s election against Republican incumbent Senator Martha McSally.
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Magic markers cause controversy at Maricopa County polls
A scandal involving Sharpies is shaping up on social media, and it targets a practice at some Phoenix-area polling places.
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Candidates for AZ House and Senate anticipate results
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – With Election Day in the rear view mirror, candidates for Arizona Senate and House representing District 4 and 13 are anticipating the final count. As of Wednesday morning, this is where the vote count stands: Senator Lisa Otondo has been declared by the Associated Press the winner for Arizona Senator.
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Arizona props pass, what’s next?
Arizonans approved two major ballot initiatives during Tuesday’s General Election. They agreed to legalize recreational marijuana, and signed off on raising some residents’ taxes to better fund the state’s schools.
Continue Reading Mark Kelly: ‘Have a plan’ when heading to the polls
Mark Kelly gives us his final words as voters head to the polls Tuesday.
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Recall effort targets Tucson mayor
A group of Tucson residents want the recall Mayor Regina Romero.
Continue Reading Mixed reaction to Barrett confirmation from Arizona lawmakers
Arizona’s Republican leaders Wednesday evening celebrated the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S Supreme Court, while Democrats continued to object to the timing of the vote.
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Rep. Grijalva looking to hold his seat and to continue supporting South county
Since 2003, representative Raul Grijalva has served as a congressman for Arizona covering part of Yuma County.
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Arizona Senators split on Barrett confirmation
When the U.S. Senate voted Sunday to advance Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett toward final confirmation, Arizona’s senators cast opposing votes.
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