Laurie Roberts

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.

Want to know just how terrified Arizona's Republican-run Legislature is of you? Check out these four ballot propositions.

After Thursday's Horizon interview, I'm convinced not even a crash course in charm school can help Kari Lake now.

In a private call with key state leaders, Gov. Hobbs suggested restricting tens of thousands of voters. One of her Democratic rivals ratted her out.

It's an exceedingly bad sign for Kari Lake that she's polling about as well as Mark Robinson, who is saddled by his 'Black NAZI!' comments.

Kari Lake has been consigned to the locker room as the Arizona Republican Party promotes 'Team Unity.' It's easy to see why.

Arizona's public schools are poorly funded. Yet ESA parents have stockpiled $360 million in unused voucher funds. Think we'll get that money back?

The need to prove citizenship to vote in Arizona's state and local elections pales when compared to the need to control the Legislature.