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Businessman and philanthropist Steve Moak has been on the defense this week after political rival Ben Quayle claimed in a flyer that Moak used his nonprofit charity to make millions for his former company.

Ben Quayle now admits that in 2007 he used a pseudonym to contribute to the voyeuristic website, DirtyScottsdale.com, which later became TheDirty.com, after first denying any affiliation with the site.

Gordon James, who is working for the Quayle campaign, said Quayle contributed to the site under a pseudonym. James would not say which pseudonym Quayle used, but did not rule out that Quayle had contributed to the site under the name “Brock Landers,” a fictional character in the movie Boogie Nights.

CURRENT LEGISLATORS Senate Amanda Aguirre (D) Yuma; CEO/Pres. of Regional Center for Border Health. Termed out in 2014. House Lynne Pancrazi (D) Yuma; Realtor, retired teacher Termed out in 2014. Russ Jones R Yuma; owner of family insurance and customs brokerage business. Termed out in 2016. VOTING HISTORY When the Independent Redistricting Commission drew boundaries of LD-24 in 2002, the historical ...

The Arizona Chapter of Associated General Contractors unveiled their list of 41 endorsements for the 2010 legislative election July 27.

Voters will consider up to 10 ballot measures in November, including the constitutional protection for hunting and fishing, elimination of affirmative action and decriminalization of medical marijuana.

The Arizona Association of Realtors endorsed 78 statewide and legislative candidates the group says promote issues important to homeowners, Realtors and the real estate industry.

The Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce released its list of Arizona House and Senate candidate endorsements on July 6.

Arizona Capitol Times reporter Evan Wyloge discusses the upcoming McCain-Hayworth debates and the crowded CD-3 primary.