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What is Proposition 409? What to know about Nov. 4 Maricopa County election question

Proposition 409 asks whether Maricopa County property owners will finance nearly $900 million in improvements for Valleywise Health.

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Election Day is today in Florida. Here's where, what's on the ballot

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Election Day is Tuesday for 55 cities and towns in Massachusetts. Here's what's on the ballot.

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With new voting laws in effect, here’s where to go and what to know before Election Day

In early 2025, the state passed a law that brought several changes to how Utahns vote.

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What to know as you head to the polls on Election Day

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Election Day: What to know before you vote on Tuesday

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Making a plan – what to know ahead of Election Day

“Before you head out tomorrow, if you haven’t voted, you have an opportunity to use one of our resources on our website or on our Facebook page, you can get a sample view of your ballot.

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Election Day is Tuesday. What Mecklenburg voters should know before polls close

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Election 2025: What you need to know before you head to the polls Tuesday

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Maricopa County attorney says why she's fighting AZ law protecting First Amendment

Rachel Mitchell, who was scheduled to take the stand to defend her prosecution of pro-Palestine protesters, explained her 'anti-SLAPP' law challenge.

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Arizona's top prosecutors fight free speech law that could force them to testify

GOP Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell and Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes rarely agree on politics, but they've found common ground in opposing Arizona's anti-SLAPP law.

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Arizona law protects First Amendment rights. Maricopa County wants to overturn it

Arizona's anti-SLAPP law shuts down lawsuits intended to stifle the public's First Amendment rights. Rachel Mitchell wants to end that.

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AZ sues over SNAP benefits pause; latest on Hurricane Melissa | Nightly Roundup

SNAP benefits pause prompts lawsuit from AG Kris Mayes; ex-AZ teacher sentenced for sexual misconduct that involved students; and more - here's a look at your top stories.

Out-of-state couple headed behind bars after stealing $110,000 from Arizona's lightly-regulated school voucher program

Johnny Bowers will spend 2.5 years in prison, while his wife, Ashley Hopkins, will spend 14 days in jail. The couple also must repay the money they stole.

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Son of Maricopa County prosecutor among group arrested for attack outside ASU dorm

The son of a Maricopa County Attorney’s Office prosecutor is accused of taking part in a brutal beating that left one person injured at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus last month.

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Arizona AG asks for more time to decide what's next in 'fake electors' case

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes told the state Supreme Court she needs until Nov. 21 to decide whether to seek review of a lower court ruling that tossed indictments tied

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Arizona sexual predator gets 16-year sentence for exploiting children

PHOENIX – An Arizona man was sentenced to 16 years in prison for sexually exploiting children, authorities announced Thursday. Gabriel Spencer Carr, 24, pleaded guilty to three felony charges in September and was sentenced earlier this month, according to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.