Efforts to schedule a special election collapsed when Republicans demanded that any package going to voters also put a provision in the Arizona Constitution guaranteeing the right of "school choice.''

To talk about state lawmakers taking another break, the fake electors case heading back to a grand jury and more, The Show sat down with Marcus Dell’Artino and Reginald Bolding.

Arizona election officials Eslir Musta and Tonia A. Tunnell join the National Standards Board for Election Administration to aid in updating voting standards.

Two Arizonans, Tonia A. Tunnell and Eslir Musta, were appointed to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission's Standards Board.

Reproductive rights advocates are suing Arizona to unravel several laws regulating abortion access in the state.

The cities of Glendale and Goodyear held special elections and, on May 20, results became available. Ballots were mailed out on April 23 for both cities.

The ruling is a blow to the case pursued by Attorney General Kris Mayes that alleges a coordinated attempt to interfere in the 2020 election.

Preliminary results show voters rejecting a measure VAI needs to pass for it to finalize building out the resort. But votes are still being counted. Inno Under 25 is a recognition of the top founders, entrepreneurs, innovators and leaders under 25 in the Arizona local ecosystem.

Arizona's fake electors want to delay prosecution for as long as possible, hoping a Republican will beat Kris Mayes and let them off the hook.