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This morning’s portion of the hearing for AZGOP chair Kelli Ward’s lawsuit to throw out the results of the presidential election, which featured witnesses for the Secretary of State and Maricopa County, proved less than promising for Ward’s case. To ...
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Why won’t you just release the Kraken, Kelli?
It’s campaign finance day! 
In nearly every case, Democrats in tight (or at least interesting) legislative races are walloping their Republican opponents in fundraising, according to Q3 campaign finance reports. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the Oct. 16 Yellow Sheet ...
Read More »We’re done with 2020 – moving on to 2022
With 2020 coming to an end and a new governor race appearing on the horizon, politicos are increasingly speculating about the Republican gubernatorial field for 2022 – here’s a list of every possible contender we’ve heard lately along with the ...
Read More »Bowers’ ace
The final list of 25 independent redistricting candidates is set and if – or when – Bowers opts to pick the first IRC member, it could leave Democrats another step behind in the process. To read more on this item ...
Read More »Bienvenido, señor Presidente
Trump is set to make his fifth trip to Arizona on Monday, this time to court Latinos – a group he has constantly denigrated and that consistently rejects him in polling. To read more on this item plus all the ...
Read More »Can you imagine Doug living on $240 per week
Federal unemployment benefits are expiring for more than 400,000 Arizonans after next week and Ducey today gave no indication if he plans to step in to bolster Arizona’s anemic benefits. To read more on this item plus all the stories ...
Read More »First we pick the speaker, then we take the majority
A new slate of Democrats has announced their bid for House leadership, solidifying long-swirling Capitol rumors about a challenge to Fernandez. Espinoza, Longdon and Dalessandro – who’s planning on switching from the Senate to House – announced the formation of ...
Read More »If LD23 is in play, everywhere is in play
Democrat Eric Kurland is the top choice of 37 percent of voters in the LD23 House race, according to a new Public Policy Polling survey released last week, a greater share than the Republican candidates who are running. To read ...
Read More »Media law 101: Truth is the ultimate defense
A Republican House candidate in LD23 is suing the incumbent he defeated and a local party official for slander and libel on the campaign trail. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the Sept. 4 Yellow Sheet ...
Read More »Brno probes deep into rideshare fees
Brnovich’s investigation into the legality of the City of Phoenix’s increase of fees that rideshare companies pay to pick up and drop off passengers at Sky Harbor is underway, he told KTAR on Friday. To read more on this item ...
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