Arizona Sen. John McCain speaks at a campaign rally at Dobson High School in Mesa in December 2015. (Photo by Gage Skidmore/Creative Commons) By Jessica Suerth | Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain has a 10 percentage point lead over
Hillary Clinton at a March campaign rally at Carl Hayden High School in Phoenix. Her campaign announced a new commitment of funds and rallies in the state, giving Democrats hope that Arizona could be in play this Election Day. (Photo
In Arizona, a Sheriff who describes himself as Donald Trump’s “political soulmate” and who many point toward as a predecessor for the Republican Candidate’s extreme hatred is rapidly losing support as he seeks re-election for a seventh term. After years
By: Cindy G. Castillo Diego Rodriguez says he’s “fed up” with the incompetence and corruption in county government. That’s the main reason he’s currently running for Maricopa County Attorney. With more than 20 years of experience practicing law, Rodriguez believes
By Lorin McLain In what could’ve been the most volatile presidential debate in American history, Donald Trump proved again he is the consummate showman, even against the ropes. The GOP nominee took Sunday night’s town hall style discussion as an opportunity to
Cody Friedland, 21, vice president of College Republicans at Arizona State University, is trying to recruit young voters to support Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. (Featured Photo by Danielle Quijada/Cronkite News) By Danielle Quijada Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Cody Friedland self-identifies
The chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said millennial Hispanic voters should realize that “there are really only two options in this next election” – Democrat Hillary Clinton or Republican Donald Trump. (Photo by Erik Hersman/Creative Commons) By Jessica
Donald Trump speaks to a crowd in Prescott Valley, AZ, on October 4, 2016. (Feature Photo by Bri Cossavella/ Cronkite News) By Bri Cossavella and Peter Cheng | Cronkite News PRESCOTT VALLEY – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pounded
Kaylan Fodor (right) talks to an ASU student about voting on the Tempe campus Friday, Sept. 23. (Feature Photo by Brian Fore/Cronkite News) By Danielle Quijada | Cronkite News PHOENIX – Kaylan Fodor stood in the hot sun outside of
By Lorin McLain On the day after the most anticipated presidential debate in history, the general consensus seems to be the Clinton campaign train is back on track and running full steam ahead. Historically, the first debate helps shape the
