By Lorin McLain Maricopa County voters can expect another contentious campaign season in the race for sheriff. Retired Phoenix police officer Paul Penzone is going to make another attempted run to unseat Joe Arpaio in the next election. In 2012,
By: Wafa Shahid Cronkite News (Washington, DC) — If Arizona campaign donations were ballots, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, would have the state’s primary sewed up. With just two weeks until the Arizona primary, recent numbers from the Federal Election Commission
By Amber Kahwaji | Cronkite News A proposed amendment to Arizona’s state constitution could allow 16-year-olds to cast their vote in state elections. Those who support lowering the voting age from 18 hope it will increase interest in election and
By Lorin McLain A new study from the Pew Research Center sheds an interesting light on how the U.S. appears to be more politically polarized now than ever. The nature of nastiness in the presidential election cycle has obviously escalated
By: Madison Alder | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) — The campaign to re-elect Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, is calling on Latino voters this year – literally and figuratively. McCain, who has always done Hispanic outreach, visited his campaign’s first-ever Spanish-speaking
By Lorin McLain Arizona is once again on the forefront of cracking down on illegal immigration. One proposal that passed through a state senate committee last week would make it mandatory to give the toughest punishments to immigrants breaking the
By: Lorin McLain The number of eligible voters among Hispanics is surging in states like Arizona, and the fastest growing demographic appears to be the one statistically shown to be the least engaged – millennials. A new report from the
(Phoenix, AZ) — On December 15, 2015, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and the Arizona Mexico Commission (of which national law firm Polsinelli is a sponsor), hosted Sonoran Mexican Governor Claudia Pavlovich at the Heard Museum. Polsinelli shareholder and cross-border business
By Tom Blanton | Cronkite News | POSTED: Dec 11, 2015 (Washington, DC) – Hackers have become almost synonymous with large-scale data breaches like the one at Ashley Madison earlier this year, but Frank Grimmelmann said that doesn’t mean cyber criminals are above
By: Charles McConnell Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – Arizona Reps. Martha McSally and Ruben Gallego knew when they were sworn in to their seats in Congress in January that there were problems with partisanship and productivity in Washington. And Washington, for
