Republican Rep. Jeff Flake is apologizing to his rival in the Arizona Senate race for an accusation made in an online video.
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Dem AG’s bring in air support for Rotellini
A shell group for the Democratic Attorneys General Association is spending more than $600,000 on TV ads attacking Horne.
Read More »Horne, Thomas bring clash to the airwaves 
Tom Horne and Andrew Thomas' campaigns against each other didn't get any more brutal, but they did become a bit more visible as the Republican attorney general candidates unleashed their first television ads of the campaign season.
Read More »Martin vs. everyone
Martin had some choice words for just about everyone who stands between him and the Ninth Floor. Speaking with YS yesterday, he lashed out at Brewer, Mills, Coughlin, Goddard and the state Republican Party. Martin is the last Clean Elections candidate in the governor's race who hasn't collected all his $5 contributions, and he attributed that to his inability to scare the lobbying community with the power of his office. "I'm not the governor, so I can't extort people into giving money to the Yes on 100 campaign to get their bills signed so that they can do campaign ads featuring her," said Martin, who further alleged that Coughlin played a bad-cop role in corralling support for Brewer from lobbyists.
Read More »Mills airs first TV ads of governor’s race 
Owen ‘Buz' Mills put his sizeable war chest to work on Monday (March 8), airing the first television ads of the 2010 governor's race.
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