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‘Arizona Capitol Times’ announces 2008 Leaders of the Year in Public Policy
The Arizona Capitol Times will honor individuals and organizations on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at its second annual Leaders of the Year in Public Policy event. Fifteen public and private individuals... […]
Water washes away Dems’ united front
Water Wars • The mighty Colorado River is a key water source fo western states. DENVER — During an interview with the Pueblo Chieftain’s Charles Ashby, Sen. John McCain said... […]
Intrigue boosted 1892 RNC in Minneapolis
High number of black delegates, 13%, made a showdown possible, but it didn’t happen
Obama picks Biden for vice president
Sen. Joe Biden, who has criticized Sen. Barack Obama in the past, was selected to be Obama’s running mate. WASHINGTON – Barack Obama selected Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware late... […]
Crump calls on Bouie to quit District 6 race, says candidate lied
Republican legislative candidate Tony Bouie now admits that he was a registered Democrat the entire time he lived in Florida, an acknowledgement that has prompted opponents to call for him... […]
Funkhouser is in the House
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Aug. 20 to finish out former District 11 Rep. Mark DeSimone’s term with attorney David Funkhouser III. The other nominees were Eric... […]
6 GOP candidates sue to block Clean Elections matching funds
Six privately funded Republican candidates for the Legislature filed a lawsuit Aug. 21 seeking to stop the Citizens Clean Elections Commission from distributing matching funds to their publicly funded opponents.The... […]
FCC gives green light to AZ photo enforcement
Two of the state’s mobile photo-enforcement units are back in action after receiving certification by the Federal Communications Commission. The two units were unveiled last November as part of a... […]
District 26 GOP Senate primary
Verbal volleys spark race between moderate Hershberger, conservative Melvin
4 Republican politicos vie for 2 open seats
Voters in southern Arizona’s most Republican-leaning district will be choosing two new representatives to serve in the state House, though none of the GOP candidates are new faces in Tucson-area... […]
