Alicia Barrón

January Contreras joined two respected Arizona lawyers with the Arizona Voter Empowerment Task Forceto to discuss election integrity and what voters can do if they are the target of hyper-criminalization while voting.

For Esperanza Freitchen, replacing Betsy DeVos with an educator at the Department of Education is the cherry on top of a Biden presidency.

Christine Marsh has made education one of the key issues of her campaign—and her students are lining up to help her win.

After over 50 years of activism, Dolores Huerta is still fighting for issues that she cares about, including the passage of Prop 207 in Arizona.

Some law enforcement agencies have ended partnerships with shelters over social issues, which could put victims of domestic violence at risk.

Public officials and public figures alike are voicing their support of mail-in voting as an overwhelming number of Arizonans are voting early.

State Sen. Rebecca Rios talks to us about election integrity, high voter turnout, and why Latinos cannot afford another four years of President Trump.

Biden plans to uphold federal trust responsibilities by addressing health disparities, providing economic opportunities, and restoring indigenous lands.

These are some of the most common questions elections officials get from voters about participating in elections.

As part of our efforts to help voters feel informed as the November election approaches, we’re creating an overview of local races throughout the state.