Pima County urges voters to prepare for a complex ballot in the General Election, with 34 offices and 19 propositions to consider. The county plans to provide ample resources to handle the dual-card system.

The Navajo Nation is set to improve conditions with 347 projects, addressing infrastructure gaps with a $141 million fund, but so far only $5.1 million has been used.

Yavapai County prepares for the 2024 General Election, setting voter registration deadline for Oct 7 and emphasizing early voting, mail-in ballots, and the need for valid ID on voting day.

The Navajo Nation protests for the renewal of RECA, providing compensation for radiation exposure from mining and nuclear testing, as the act is due to expire.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren promotes voter registration among Diné citizens for the 2024 elections, emphasizing the importance of voting for the future.

The article highlights National Voter Registration Day, urging Phoenix residents to register to vote before the October 7 deadline and check their registration details for the upcoming election.

Arizona Attorney General filed an amicus brief supporting the Hualapai Tribe against Arizona Lithium's drilling, citing concerns for a sacred water source and insufficient NEPA review by the BLM.

Arizona addressed a voter registration system error, with fixes led by Governor Hobbs and MVD, ensuring reliable voter data and upcoming election integrity.

Chief Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer emphasized the need for societal respect to maintain the power of the U.S. Constitution, reflecting on its history and the ongoing responsibility to enforce its protections.

Arizona welcomed an Indonesian delegation to discuss trade opportunities, reflecting a focus on economic collaboration with countries like Indonesia as part of the state's strategy to diversify partnerships.

A registration error has left nearly 100,000 Arizonans uncertain about voting eligibility, with older residents most affected. Legal disputes have arisen over whether to limit their ballots in the upcoming election.

Arizonans are reporting a surge in political calls and texts ahead of elections, with strategies employed due to the state's swing status and the low cost of text message campaigns.

Surprise City Council voted to lift a ban on public criticism of city employees during meetings, following a resident's arrest and a free speech lawsuit.