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The Biggs campaign declared Saturday morning that his stunning come-from-behind victory was the result of a grassroots effort leading up to Election Day to turn out supporters, and day-by-day ballot counts show that he did that.

That's three for Mesnard

Former legislator Chad Campbell has been skeptical of past claims that the Senate can be turned blue, but said this year is different. Now, he said, there is “a legitimate scenario where you have a split Senate next year. To ...

Trump has upended the conventional wisdom about political campaigns, and yet in Arizona, the conventional wisdom reasserted itself in the most conventional of ways yesterday: in the main, the candidates who had the most money or the most financial support ...

Ducey used his PAC, Arizona Leadership Fund, to spread a lot of love around among GOP candidates, primarily legislative Republicans who are either seeking re-election or are looking to switch chambers. To read more on this item plus all the ...

The LD1 House primary between Campbell, Davis and Stringer is the most expensive race in the state. As of the latest campaign finance report, which covers activities through Aug. 18, Stringer has spent more than $117,000, the most of any ...

In a Thursday interview with MSNBC’s Chuck Todd, Ward said McCain is simply too old to continue for another term as a US senator. “John McCain is falling down on the job. He’s gotten weak. He’s gotten old,” Ward said. ...

No medal for Paul

Trump is leading in Arizona by five points among registered voters, a CNN/ORC poll published today shows. Trump was favored by 43 percent of respondents, with Clinton at 38 percent and Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson at 12 percent.

Jones unleashes TV attack against Stapley, Biggs