Arizona Mirror
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from Arizona Mirror, published over the past 12 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Election, Commentary, Arizona, Supreme, and Court.
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Recent Articles (8)
Maricopa County recorder restores 25 voters wrongly flagged as noncitizens, ending lawsuit
Arizona’s top election official and attorney general have dropped their lawsuit asking a judge to force Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap to reinstate the voting rights of 25 people who were falsel
Commentary: Every election indicator points to a big Democratic win. Here’s why I believe the polls.
All of the indicators suggest we are on the brink of a very large Democratic victory in the 2026 election. Not only is polling consistent and increasingly strong on this point, all of the non-polling
‘We don’t want it’: Voter backlash against data centers consumes midterm elections
SPRINGDALE, Pa. — Residents in a small southwestern Pennsylvania town are facing the prospect of a 47-acre data center facility on their doorstep. “Right here behind this fence is where they want to p
Arizona Supreme Court limits Clean Elections’ power but lets fraud probe continue
The Arizona Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the Citizens Clean Elections Commission does not have the legal authority to overturn the secretary of state’s qualification of a candidate. But it also
Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship voting law heads to the Supreme Court in December
The U.S. Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments for early December in a case that could decide whether Arizona can require proof of citizenship to register to vote and if it can purge voter rolls prio
Trump’s DOJ sues over Alaska Senate race, expanding preelection legal fights
The U.S. Department of Justice is stepping up its legal campaign over the midterm elections, suing Alaska over its U.S. Senate election and appealing a lawsuit against suspected noncitizen voters in C
Commentary: The Cost of ‘I Do’ in the Disability Community
When Patrice Jetter and Garry Wickham became engaged, the first decisions were of small, giddy consequence: where to hold the ceremony, whom to invite, what to wear. But soon enough, a far weightier q
More than 95% of US House races aren’t competitive. It pushes lawmakers toward ideological edges.
WASHINGTON — Fewer than 5% of U.S. House races are seen by a top political analysis as truly competitive heading into November’s midterm elections, giving relatively few voters the ability to determin