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The best kind of recognition comes from peers. It’s the highest form of accolade. Your colleagues are saying, “We know what you’re up against. We admire your work ethic. We see the results.” And that is why it is my ...

While most of the attention in Legislative District 15 may be in the Senate GOP primary, a wide-open House primary in the district is taking shape. Steve Kaiser, who runs a junk hauling franchise, is leading the pack with 42 ...

Cook has 35 percent of the votes so far, three points ahead of Sen. Frank Pratt, who’s making a bid for the House. Neal Carter, a San Tan Valley resident who sought greater representation for the far-flung Phoenix suburbs in Pinal County, sits in third with 32 percent of votes counted so far.

Democratic Reps. Diego Espinoza and Lorenzo Sierra are on track to hold their seats in Legislative District 19, fending off a primary challenge from Leezah Sun.

June 25, 2019 Nominate your picks for the 2019 Best of the Capitol below! You don’t have to pick a nominee for each category, but since you’re already filling out the survey anyway, you might as well do it. We ...

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