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Businesses, unions slow to spend on campaigns
The majority of spending that can be directly attributed to the landmark legal ruling that allows corporations, unions and other groups to spend freely on candidate campaigns largely affected Republicans in the Arizona primary election.
Goddard says Brewer’s ‘balanced-budget’ claims are false
It’s often said that all budgets are balanced on the day they’re passed, even if they don’t stay that way for long. But gubernatorial hopeful Terry Goddard is accusing Gov. Jan Brewer of failing to meet that old budget maxim.
Rotellini, Horne level tough criticism in debate
The two candidates for Arizona attorney general spent more time throwing figurative elbows at each other than selling themselves to voters during a debate Wednesday.
Rotellini proposes 3 debates in AG’s race
Democrat Felecia Rotellini has challenged Republican Tom Horne to three debates in the race to become Arizona's next attorney general.
Brewer faces Republican primary Tuesday
Gov. Jan Brewer faces a little-known moderate Tuesday in a Republican primary election contest that saw her prospects boosted by her signing of a controversial law targeting illegal immigration. Attorney General Terry Goddard was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
Voters to pick attorney general nominees
Voters in Tuesday's primary elections will narrow the field of candidates seeking the Arizona attorney general's post.
Goddard says Arizona too easy on private prisons
The presumptive Democratic nominee for governor, Attorney General Terry Goddard, says the public is at risk in Arizona because of what he calls "a climate of permissiveness" toward private prisons.
Tax cuts part of Goddard economic plan
Attorney General Terry Goddard unveiled his jobs plan, saying Gov. Jan Brewer has done little to ease Arizona's massive unemployment rate.
Goddard challenges Brewer to debates
Democratic Attorney General Terry Goddard is challenging Republican Gov. Jan Brewer to a series of debates.
Capitol Quotes: August 13, 2010
“It’s virtually impossible to do.” – Republican Steve May, who is running as a write-in candidate for the House in District 17.
Florida AG proposes immigration bill similar to AZ
State Attorney General Bill McCollum said his proposal that would require Florida police officers to check a person's immigration status during traffic stops or arrests improves on Arizona's contentious law.
Mills’ money no match for S1070
Northern Arizona businessman, Mills put himself on the political map when he hired Symington Group partner Camilla Strongin to manage his campaign and became the talk of the Capitol in January when he put $2 million of his own money into his campaign.
