Politics & Government

She won by 267 votes.

The Democratic secretary-elect is inheriting one of the most notoriously problem-riddled offices in the state.

“We have said all along that this race was the most competitive statewide,” Hobbs said in an interview the day before Election Day.

McCain, Flake, Kyl, Sinema … who’s next?

“This was a long time coming.”

Tempe paid $6,309 to send the police chief and officers to the “Women Leaders in Law Enforcement Training Symposium” in California.

Totals as of 5 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, 2018.

Police Chief Sylvia Moir said that several female officers visited “an establishment where topless dancing occurs” while in Palm Springs.

This is for real. The pay is $10.50 an hour.

Kyrsten Sinema has emerged victorious from a brutal, drawn-out contest to defeat Republican opponent Martha McSally.

No official winner has been declared, but Gov. Ducey said, “I said, ‘Congratulations, race well run,’ and I’m looking forward to working with her.”

“Punk & coward. Couldn’t last one week in boot camp or police academy. Sorry Softie,” Riggs told Leibowitz on Twitter.

The latest results from Maricopa County show Kyrsten Sinema expanding her lead over Republican Martha McSally.

After a conservative, anti-immigrant activist filed another lawsuit challenging Terán’s citizenship status, Terán vowed to fight back, publicly.

“The Democrats are stealing this election, and we’re not gonna allow it,” GOP attorney Kory Langhofer told reporters on Friday.

After Republicans initially led the race for two open seats, Democrat Sandra Kennedy surged to first place, with Republican Justin Olson in second.

After a Democrat took the lead in the Arizona Senate race, President Trump joined local Republicans in raising the specter of voter fraud.

The unclear verdict in the contest to replace Jeff Flake has both parties on edge.

Republican Martha McSally is maintaining a slim lead over Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in the brutal contest to succeed Jeff Flake.

A member of Hoffman’s campaign texted to acknowledge the race was too close to call.

Kate Gallego led with 45 percent of the vote, but did not look poised to get the 50 she needs to avoid a runoff.