The Show spoke with Sybil Francis, who heads up the nonpartisan Center for the Future of Arizona, about where points of agreements lie in Arizonans and what it means that politicians usually ignore them.

With a presidential election on the horizon and artificial intelligence filtering into new areas of everyday life, the question becomes: How could AI content affect election integrity? One Arizona lawmaker says political candidates need a way to fight often-convincing misinformation made with the help of artificial intelligence.

The State Bar of Arizona disciplined another attorney who presented baseless challenges to the results of the 2022 election.

An election recount law passed by the Arizona Legislature in 2022 could cause election officials to miss key primary and general election deadlines this year — and even put the state’s presidential election votes in jeopardy.

Tempe Democrats chose three candidates to replace outgoing Representative Athena Salman (D-Tempe) in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday.

The city of Mesa has posted a draft of its 2050 General Plan for public review and feedback.

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs acknowledged that her proposal to reform the state’s school voucher program is unlikely to gain traction with Republicans at the state Legislature. But that won’t stop the governor from making the pitch to lawmakers — and voters.

Arizona is now a key swing state rife with independent voters and races that are increasingly tight. And then, of course, there’s the issue of elections themselves — if candidates will challenge them and if the electorate will trust them.

The election for Arizona Republicans and Democrats to nominate presidential candidates is in less than three months. And according to one Phoenix-based pollster, a steady stream of political ads is set to start around then.