Politics & Government

“We liked Jarrett as a moderate Democrat, a more reasonable Democrat.” — Phoenix Councilman Sal Diccio’s office.

“It is for communication purposes only (but) there are different forms of communication.” — Phoenix police

Music teacher Noah Karvelis, a lead #RedForEd organizer, said that the retention elections will be a focus.

A recount will automatically occur if the margin of victory drops to 200 votes or fewer, according to Arizona law.

Weapons, drugs, and money.

“He is a man without comparable peer,” Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said.

The late senator will be laid to rest at the U.S. Naval Academy Cemetery.

Not many showed up for the public appreciation of the Arizona Senator on Saturday, but those who did remembered him as a fighter.

Meghan McCain takes a clear shot at President Trump while eulogizing her father

Services will continue Friday and Saturday for the late Senator John McCain in Washington, D.C.

“To basically take away the voice of the 270,000 voters that signed the petitions, I think it’s a real shame.”

Joe Biden: “I always thought of John as a brother – had a hell of a lot of family fights.”

People from all background tell their stories as they stand in line to view the senator’s casket.

“I’m an educator, and this is the year of educators running for office,” Kathy Hoffman said.

This will be the late senator’s final day in Arizona.

Adrian Fontes “is busy reassessing what happened yesterday and what is needed moving forward,” his staff said.

A few races are still to close to call.

Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes promised improvement over 2016. It didn’t happen.

Tuesday’s primary election proved a mandate for some of the states’ most colorful rogue politicians.

The Republican primary for Superintendent of Public Instruction is a close race.

Both have big leads over their challengers.

Martha McSally pivoted to the right during her race for the open Arizona Senate seat while Kyrsten Sinema ran a centrist campaign.