Laurie Roberts

Republicans are turning out in Arizona, and that could be bad news for Democrats, who have lagged in early ballots and in-person voting.

The Navajo County Republican who wants to clean up elections will first have to clean up his legal troubles. He was arrested for road rage last week.

Fake electors, the Arizona Republican and Democratic parties and special interests all oppose Proposition 140. Is there a better reason to vote yes?

In a battleground state where most people vote early, Arizona Democrats are thus far MIA. Things will need to change quickly if they want to win.

Drones will be in the sky and snipers on the roof as votes are counted in Maricopa County. And it's completely understandable.

Kari Lake has salivated all year to get a look at Ruben Gallego's divorce files, asking, 'What is he hiding?' Now we know.

With the election just weeks away, none of Arizona's top Republican election attorneys are part of the GOP's 'election integrity' operation.

Of all the sneaky things on Arizona's ballot this year, perhaps nothing is sneakier than the campaign to protect partisan primaries.

Remember when Arizona's leaders said they expanded Empowerment Scholarship Accounts to help poor children escape failing schools? It's not happening.

Kari Lake's last-ditch chance to win may rest on whatever dirt she can dig up in Ruben Gallego's divorce file. Me? I'm picturing an epic backfire.