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Leach leading in LD17 Republican Senate primary race
Former lawmaker Vince Leach has taken a slight lead in the Legislative District 17 Republican Senate primary, where he hopes to unseat incumbent Justine Wadsack.
Incumbent leads Dem primary in LD23
The LD23 House race is significant for Democrats who are seeking a legislative majority in 2025.
Incumbent and running mate lead LD14 GOP House primary
Incumbent state Rep. Laurin Hendrix, R-Gilbert, leads the race with nearly 27% of votes at about 8:50 p.m.
Diaz pulls ahead of Sun in LD 22 Senate Democratic primary race
Incumbent Eva Diaz has taken a significant early lead in the Senate District 22 Democratic primary over her rival, former representative Leezah Sun.
Incumbent Bolick on track to win LD2 Republican Senate primary
Incumbent Shawnna Bolick is poised to defeat her opponent, Josh Barnett, in the Legislative District 2 Republican Senate primary, according to early election results.
Incumbent leads LD16 House Republican primary
Two Republicans have taken an early lead to be the two nominees for the state House race in a district that could determine which party has control of the legislature in 2025.
Incumbent trails in LD5 Dem primary
An incumbent state representative appointed earlier this year trails his Democratic primary election race in a district that lost both of its elected representatives from resignations.
Dems nominate 3 to fill LD4 House vacancy
Democrats in Legislative District 4 nominated three candidates July 10 for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to consider for a House vacancy in the district.
Wrap up with Senate Minority Leader Mitzi Epstein
The Arizona Capitol Times sat down with Senate Minority Leader Mitzi Epstein to talk about the highs and lows of the session, budget negotiations, school funding and Democrats' plan to flip the Legislature.
Wrap Up with Warren Petersen
The Arizona Capitol Times sat down with Senate President Warren Petersen to reflect on the session, the two-day effort to pass the budget and the big issues going to the ballot in November.
Mental health legislation gets bipartisan support
Lawmakers crossed the aisle this session to pass legislation aimed at holding behavioral health treatment centers accountable and increasing inclusivity of severe mental illnesses that are often overlooked.
Childcare agency survives with tighter controls
The Department of Child Safety was put in the spotlight again this legislative session, but the agency was granted a lifeline – tied to stipulations – despite some lawmakers’ stance that it should not be continued at all. Legislation that passed this session will put aspects of the agency under a microscope and set up policy that aims to increase housing security for foster children that age[...]
