2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Is there a presidential election in Arizona this year? Some think so
Andy Biggs predicts voters will turn out for him despite major fundraising disadvantage
ACLU, Maricopa County recorder clash over voting rule guidance
Live updates: Trump telerallies planned in 19 states; Atlanta G20 meeting continues after early tensions
Fearing conflict, more Phoenix-area church voting sites ban campaigning
For those Arizonans who wanted to wait until Election Day, here's what you need to know to vote in the midterm election.
Voters will consider nearly 150, including: Will California or Colorado raise taxes, while getting voter ID? Will Virginia and Missouri have abortion in their constitutions? Will Arizona ban traffic cameras? And how about Idaho's official state gun?
Arizona voters will decide whether to designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations. But many major cartels already carry that label. What would Proposition 317 change?
A Republican attack ad, released in the closing days of election season, depicts what is presented as an ordinary husband and wife couple deciding to vote against Democrat Amish Shah.
Only a small handful of Arizona's 30 legislative districts are competitive, and those races will decide control of the House and Senate, with outside groups from both parties spending millions to sway the results.
Maricopa County voters will decide who will sit on the board for one of the largest community college districts in the country in the November midterm election.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’ office is prosecuting former Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting. His family and friends have raised more than $50,000 for her Republican rival, Warren Petersen,
Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona tells Fox News Digital that President Trump won’t ‘rule out doing illegal things’ when it comes to midterm election security
U.S. House candidate JoAnna Mendoza (D-Ariz.) joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss her campaign against Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R-Ariz.) and where she stands on the issues shaping the Democratic agenda.
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