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The Secretary of State’s Office won’t refer allegations of signature forgery and fraud that plagued the past election season to state prosecutors despite proclaiming there was ample evidence to seek a criminal investigation.

Gov. Doug Ducey's reelection campaign is quietly conceding that a $500,000 donation listed as coming from a newly formed company actually was a billionaire who works for a company that owns more than two dozen auto dealerships in the state.

Gov. Doug Ducey won't say whether he knows who is behind the single largest contribution to his re-election campaign.

When Doug Ducey crosses state lines, it will be “Governor Katie Hobbs” to you.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich warned Monday that people "need to be really careful when making serious allegations'' about election fraud or other issues or risk undermining democracy.

To hear Doug Ducey tell it, he got another four-year term as governor by waging a campaign based on his record.

The Navajo Nation has dropped a legal claim that could have delayed formal certification of the general election results.

The Navajo Nation is claiming that the state and several counties illegally discriminated against tribal members and kept them from having their votes counted.

Secretary of State-elect Katie Hobbs will push to take the politics out of Arizona’s elections office.

While all eyes were on the state Senate in anticipation of a potentially momentous Democratic power shift, it was the House of Representatives that saw a big step away from Republican dominance.