Mary Jo Pitzl

A judge found Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes went too far in limiting certain speech and conduct acts at the polls

A ballot measure to revamp candidate elections meets the "separate amendment" test of the state Constitution, despite multiple provisions, judge rules

CPAC wants to work with state officials to build trust in elections by monitoring drop boxes. Officials say it will do the opposite.

From backyard chickens to Pluto becoming Arizona's official state planet, here are new laws that take effect soon. And don't forget the tamales!

Prop. 140 would create an open primary system that backers say will make elections more inclusive; critics say it's the wrong cure for elections.

Chris Lopez is hoping to help Republicans win both of Arizona Legislative District 16's House seats. Here's what he believes in.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the votes for Proposition 140 will be counted, erasing an earlier statement that left the open primaries measure in doubt.

Proposition 134 would require voter signatures from each of the 30 legislative districts to qualify a citizen initiative for the ballot.

The measure was drafted to protect partisan primaries as lawmakers anticipated an open primaries proposal on the 2024 ballot.

Legislators want to allow lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of a citizen initiative before it makes the ballot.