Arizona and Democratic groups finalized the settlement of a lawsuit challenging the law that mail-in ballots must be received by 7pm on Election Day. The Democratic Party said that the ballots should be accepted and counted as long as they are postmarked by Election Day (and received within five days after). The E-Day receipt deadline … Read more
A former U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona and at least four other former Justice Department officials from Arizona have signed onto a letter requesting an investigation of Attorney General William Barr’s actions in clearing Lafayette Park of demonstrators last Monday so that President Trump could walk across it. More than 1,250 former DOJ … Read more
By the end of this week, the U.S. Census Bureau will have re-opened 247 “Area Census Offices”. The ONLY one unable to get back to the decennial business of counting everyone in the country is in northeastern Arizona. The coronavirus outbreak on the Navajo Nation continues to spread and take lives, and now it is … Read more
UPDATE, 5/19/20, 9:40am: Pima County Superior Court Judge Scott Rash was elevated to a lifetime position on Arizona’s U.S. District Court Bench this morning, as the Senate voted overwhelmingly, 74-20, to confirm him. Both of Arizona’s Senators supported his confirmation. Rash is 57 years old and has been the presiding Family Court judge in Tucson. … Read more
After prompting President Trump into a series of late night hate tweets just before traveling to Phoenix, The Lincoln Project group of ex- and disgruntled Republicans is training its sights on one of the President’s guests on Air Force One. The ad is titled “Why?”, and goes after Arizona Senator Martha McSally. It will air … Read more