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From: The Copper Courier

AOC Did Not Hold Back in Her Vanity Fair Interview

AOC is on the cover of Vanity Fair and talked about death threats, how her career has impacted her family, and what the future holds....

From: COURIER

The Economy Isn't Booming

Trump touts record growth, but GDP numbers for last quarter largely reflect how bad things got due to the coronavirus pandemic....

From: The Copper Courier

Suburban Families #ChalkTheVote Leading up to Election Day

Hundreds of chalk-laden families plan to decorate sidewalks with pro-voting messages in the days leading up to the Nov. 3 election....

From: The Americano

Lawsuit: Census Workers Lied Because Trump Wanted Rushed Count

Census takers were pressured to falsify data as the statistical agency cut corners and slashed standards, according to a lawsuit....

From: The Arizona Republic

President Donald Trump, Sen. Kamala Harris campaign across Arizona as election nears

The visit is the 7th for President Donald Trump this year. Sen. Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, makes her 2nd trip to...

From: Fox News

Dems make early-voting history against Arizona Republicans

Democrats accounted for three percentage points more of the 1.1 million ballots received through Monday than Republicans. Some 39% of ballots were...

From: Courthouse News

Arizona Continues Steady Leftward March

Arizona hasnt had two Democratic senators since the early 1950s and no Democratic presidential candidate has won here since Bill Clinton in 1996,...

From: The Copper Courier

Trump Touts Arizona as a COVID-19 Success Story as Outbreak Continues to Spread

Over 21,000 Arizonans have been hospitalized and nearly 6,000 have died due to COVID-19....

From: The Copper Courier

LIVE BLOG: As-It-Happens Updates on Arizona’s Tightest Legislative Races

The outcome of races in LD6, LD17, LD20, LD21, and LD28 could end the Republican trifecta over Arizonas state government....

From: The Copper Courier

LIVE BLOG: Your Ultimate Guide to Election Day in Arizona

Bookmark this page for the latest on-the-ground updates on what’s happening in Arizona on Election Day.

From: The Copper Courier

Judges Got You Stumped? Use These Voter Guides to Help You Finish Filling Out Your Ballot

Voters can use the Judicial Review tool or recommendations from local organizations to help them fill out their ballot....

From: COURIER

Campaign Rallies Boost Trump’s Ego and COVID Cases in Counties They’re Held

According to new analysis, recent Trump campaign rallies were followed by county-level jumps in COVID-19 cases....

From: The Americano

Biden: I Will Create a Task Force to Reunite 545 Children With Families on Day One

In a new ad, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he plans to reunite 545 undocumented children with their families....

From: NPR

Coronavirus Weighing Heavily On Voters In Arizona

The presidential race and the balance of power in the U.S. Senate could come down to how the vote goes in this battleground state, which also has...

From: The Copper Courier

The Stark Difference in How McSally and Sinema Decided On Barrett

Sinema says her decision came after studying Barretts previous legal opinions, scholarly works, and meeting with her privately....

From: The Hill

Biden retains slight lead over Trump in Arizona: poll

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden retained a slight lead over President Trump in the battleground state of Arizona in a poll released Tuesday....

From: The Copper Courier

Today Is the Last Day to Mail in Your Ballot Arizona

Voters who do not mail back their ballots today can still vote in person or return their ballot at any ballot drop off location in the state....

From: The Copper Courier

Fourth Arizona Lawmaker Tests Positive for COVID-19

Another Arizona legislator, Rep. Lorenzo Sierra, is recovering from the virus after being put on a ventilator....

From: COURIER

Lack of Relief Funding Is Desperately Widening the Inequality Gap

Black workers unemployment rate has reached historic highs, and their participation in the labor force has plummetted....

From: COURIER

Middle-Class Americans Should Be Earning More, According to Biden. He Says His Tax Plan Will Help.

According to one study, the American middle class should be earning $42,000 more per worker. That's a stark contrast to how tax breaks have helped the...

From: AZFamily

Cher performs in Phoenix area Sunday at campaign rally for Joe Biden

Cher will also be distributing campaign materials and other information to encourage Arizonans to vote....

From: NBC News

Arizona voters have Covid-19 top of mind. That could spell trouble for Trump.

Biden holds a narrow lead, according to polls, aided by pandemic upheaval and demographic shifts years in the making. But don't count the president...

From: Fox News

Arizona city pulls police from early voting sites after intimidation complaints

The Democratic mayor ofArizona's southeastern city of Tucson has barred city police officers from providing security atearly voting sites, forcing...

From: The Copper Courier

Viral Déjà Vu: Arizona COVID Numbers Show Signs of Repeating Summer Spike

Health experts urge Arizonans to continue to wear masks, social distance, and get tested every week until a reliable vaccine is ready....

From: The Americano

WATCH: Latino Christian Pastors Make the Case for Biden and Harris

Christian Latino pastors are uniting to say the issue of abortion isn't the only concern they have in the election. They are backing Biden....

From: Roll Call

Arizona race sets stage for Senate battles to come

Arizona has now had two straight election cycles with competitive Senate races, and voters there can expect the same for 2022 and 2024....

From: The Copper Courier

All the Arizonans That Are Early and Mail-in Voting This Year

Public officials and public figures alike are voicing their support of mail-in voting as an overwhelming number of Arizonans are voting early....

From: The Copper Courier

How to Use Your Vote to Fight for Arizona's Students

If passed, Prop 207 and Prop 208 are estimated to bring in "hundreds of millions" of extra funding dollars to K-12 schools and community colleges....

From: The Ritz Herald

Clean Elections and the Democracy Fund Discuss Arizona's Ballot by Mail Preparedness

Arizona voters benefit from a well-established mail ballot option, but voters still need to keep in mind key deadlines as November 3rd approaches, one...

From: 12 News

Arizona early ballots in 2020 election will be counted starting Tuesday. Here's what that process looks like.

What exactly does the process of counting ballots look like, and who does it? 12 News' Plan Your Vote team is breaking that down for you....

From: The Copper Courier

Food Insecurity Among Arizona Children Skyrockets Amidst Pandemic

Nearly 30 million households nationwide say they dont have enough food to feed their family....

From: The Americano

Latinos Are Really Excited to Vote, New Poll Shows

The report offers a clear insight into the Latino electorates views on the 2020 presidential election and their chief concerns....

From: COURIER

All of the Times Republicans Have Refused to Help Americans During the Coronavirus Pandemic

While Pelosi and the Trump administration continue stimulus negotiations, Senate Republicans have so far refused to offer meaningful assistance to...

From: The Americano

545 Undocumented Children Are Orphans Because of Trump

A lawsuit shows that 545 children that were separated from their parents in 2017 under the Trump administration cannot be reunited as of yet....

From: The Copper Courier

Trump Administration Ramps Up ICE Raids Ahead of the Election

Over the span of six days in early October, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 172 people in six so-called sanctuary cities....

From: Up North News

Health Group to Trump: Please Just Stop Your ‘Super-Spreader’ Rallies Already

Wisconsins Lieutenant Governor joins demand that the president stop holding events that put lives at risk and normalize unsafe behavior....

From: PBS News Hour

WATCH: Trump holds campaign rally in Prescott, Arizona

Trump sought Monday to buck up his campaign staffers two weeks from Election Day, dismissing the cautionary coronavirus advice of his scientific...

From: The Americano

Alejandro Fernández and Maná: We Need to Vote for Those Who Can't

Mexican singer Alejandro Fernndez and Mexican rock band Man seek to increase the Latino vote with a new campaign....

From: The Arizona Republic

What poll watchers can — and can't — do at voting sites in Arizona

Only trained and certified people can observe inside a polling location. Even outside, Arizona law prohibits intimidation of voters, among other rules...

From: The Arizona Republic

President Donald Trump is set to visit Prescott, Tucson. Here's why

Rural Arizona is the key for President Donald Trump to have any chance to carry Arizona on Nov. 3, and Pima County cannot be solidly blue, either....

From: NPR

Latino Voters Face Even More Voting Challenges Because Of Pandemic

Latino voters are the largest non-white voting demographic this year. But the pandemic has created new obstacles to registration in a community that...

From: The Arizona Republic

Extension of registration deadline nets more than 35,000 new voters in Arizona

Though the extension was sought by progressive advocacy groups, the Republican Party ended up gaining more voters than Democrats during the extra...

From: NBC News

Seeds of change: For the first time in decades, farmers in Arizona are divided over presidential election

Arizona has not voted for a Democrat since 1996. But President Trump's immigration, trade and environmental policies have sown division among farmers....

From: The Hill

Biden, Kelly maintain leads in Arizona

PEORIA, Ariz. Former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Trump in Arizona, a rapidly changing state that has emerged as one of the marquee...

From: Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting

History of rejected Arizona ballots creates further election uncertainty

Less than a month away from the November election, Arizonas voter registration deadline has changed twice in two weeks, putting into question...

From: NYT

For the Navajo Nation, Everything Takes Time, Including Voting

Post offices are few and far between on the reservation, and mail can take a week and a half to reach the county seat. In this years election,...

From: The Copper Courier

Legal Weed — and More Money for Public Safety — Could Soon Be Coming to Arizona — if You Vote

The measure would allow anyone with less serious marijuana-related offenses to petition to have their criminal records expunged....

From: USA TODAY

Trump 'army' of poll watchers could frighten voters, incite violence, election officials warn

Voting rights groups worry that President Donald Trump's call for an "army" to monitor polls could lead to violence and intimidation....

From: NPR

Normally Invisible, National Security Figures Assume Prominent Election Role

National security leaders are playing a far more prominent role than in previous elections. Current officials are trying to reassure voters. Many...

From: The Copper Courier

CDC Report Finds That Arizona’s COVID Peak Ended When Mask Ordinances Began

Gov. Doug Ducey prevented local governments from implementing their own public health guidelines until mid-June....

From: COURIER

Trump's Rallies Have Previously Been Connected to COVID Cases. And They're Back.

President Donald Trump is back stumping on the campaign trail since his release from Walter Reed Medical Center last week due to COVID-19....

From: AZFamily

Court ruling puts end to 3-week voter registration extension in Arizona

The deadline to register to vote had been pushed back due to the pandemic....

From: USA TODAY

Election week? Maybe not: Arizona, Florida and others could give early indication of who is winning

Several battlegroundstates are expected tohave a substantial number of votes counted on election night and offer major clues on who will win....

From: The Copper Courier

From Climate to Immigration, Here's Where Mark Kelly Stands on Six Important Policies

Former NASA astronaut Capt. Mark Kelly is facing off against Sen. Martha McSally in the race to represent Arizona in the US Senate....

From: 12news.com

Interested in criminal justice reform? Pay attention to these Arizona races

For voters who feel there should be changes to the criminal justice system, there are many races for positions that shape and support the criminal...

From: The Ridgefield Press

Court mulls whether to end Arizona’s registration extension

PHOENIX (AP) - An appeals court considering whether to put on hold an extension of Arizona's voter registration posed tough questions at a hearing...

From: The Copper Courier

Advocacy Group Educates Incarcerated Arizonans on Voting Rights

A voting advocacy group is working to make sure incarcerated individuals know what their voting status is and have information to make their voices...

From: The Copper Courier

Biden Support Among Latinos Grows With Promises of Economic Mobility, Access to Education

Nearly one in four eligible voters in Arizona is Latino, and Mission for Arizona plans to reach out to every single one of them before Nov. 3....

From: COURIER

Amy Coney Barrett Could Bring the Climate Crisis to Its Breaking Point

How a conservative Supreme Court could make it harder for future presidents, Congress, and states to enact meaningful efforts to fight climate change....

From: The Copper Courier

9 Things You Don't Know About Jill Biden

From book author to fun prankster, Jill Biden, who could become First Lady of the United States, has a fascinating life of her own....

From: The Copper Courier

Battle Over Arizona's Ballot Collection Law Heads to Supreme Court

Republicans are arguing to protect laws that restrict individuals from mailing ballots on the behalf of others and out-of-precinct voting....

From: Mother Jones

Will this ad turn Arizona blue?

Cindy McCain's endorsement could help Biden, but Latinx voters hold the key to the state....

From: POLITICO

Once-dominant Republicans fret Arizona is slipping into blue column

If Democrats flip both chambers of the state legislature next month, it could leave Republicans in a semi-permanent minority in fast-growing Arizona....

From: The Arizona Republic

Targeting Arizona's left, Sen. Bernie Sanders joins video town hall for Biden

The push to turn Arizona blue continues. Sen. Sanders spoke forcefully in a "virtual town hall" Saturday to Arizona's young people and Hispanics....

From: Fox News

Early voting starts in Arizona with record-breaking turnout

Early voting started this week in Arizona, with millions of ballots mailed to registered voters by county recorders....

From: KSAT

Biden, Harris aim to tip battleground Arizona for Democrats

A decade ago, Arizona was known as the epicenter of the Republican push against illegal immigration....

From: COURIER

Trump Administration Knew What It Was Doing With Its Child-Separation Policy, Watchdog Report Says

The Justice Department's inspector general found that Jeff Sessions and others actively encouraged the 2018 child-separation policy....

From: The Copper Courier

Kelly and McSally Clash on Climate and More in Arizona Senate Debate

Kelly has consistently led McSally in the polls in a race that could decide the future of the Supreme Court....

From: NPR

Navajo Reservation Files Lawsuit Over Mail-In Voting In Arizona

In a lawsuit over voting by mail in Arizona, plaintiffs say timely mail delivery is not a given on a remote Navajo reservation and are demanding...

From: Prescott E News

Swipe right on 2020 election: Groups grapple for young Arizona voters in new ways | Prescott eNews

In Arizona, progressives plan to send 38,000 handwritten letters and postcards as part of a national strategy, and they're moving past mainstream...

From: COURIER

Health Care, Presidential Powers, and More: Five Influential Supreme Court Cases to Watch This Fall

The Supreme Court began its new term on Monday. Here are a few cases that will outline how a conservative majority may impact generations of American...

From: Tulsa World

Federal judge delays Arizona voter registration deadline

PHOENIX (AP) Republican organizations are appealing a federal judge's ruling that pushes back Arizonas voter registration deadline by nearly...

From: COURIER

WATCH: Americans With Pre-Existing Conditions Sound Off on the Potential Repeal of the ACA

Up to 133 million Americans have pre-existing conditions covered by the Affordable Care Act...

From: Cardinal & Pine

Trump Will Get Top-Notch Care for COVID-19. Not All Americans Can Say the Same.

The care President Trump is likely to receive will set him apart from most Americans...

From: COURIER

Trump Appointee Pressured CDC to Alter Report on COVID-19 Risks in Children

Political operative requested changes that downplayed the risks of COVID-19 to children as schools...

From: AZFamily

Judge rules Arizona must extend voter registration deadline to Oct 23

Mi Familia Vota and the Arizona Coalition for Change filed the lawsuit on Sept. 30...

From: The Copper Courier

JUST IN: Judge Extends Arizona Voter Registration Deadline to Oct. 23

The decision was met with opposition by Gov. Doug Ducey, the Republican National Committee...

From: DemCast

Do No Harm: Dr. Hiral Tipirneni for AZ 06

Dr. Hiral Tipirneni seeks to oust Republican incumbent in Arizona House race...

From: The Copper Courier

Majority of Arizonans See Biden as More Capable Than Trump on Health Care

“We have 6.7 million Americans who have contracted coronavirus, which will be a preexisting condition...

From: The Copper Courier

Arizona State Representative on Ventilator for COVID-19 Treatment

Rep. Lorenzo Sierra of Avondale is the third member of the Arizona state legislature who has tested positive...

From: Prescott E News

Trump COVID-19 diagnosis scrambles Arizona events; Biden still to visit

News that President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19 led to well-wishes from Arizona lawmakers Friday, a scrambling...

From: NBC News 12

How to vote if you have a disability in Arizona for the 2020 election

Ballots are available for those in large print, braille, or a different language in Arizona.

From: Fox News

Supreme Court will review Arizona ballot-harvesting law

Litigation began with Democrats saying the GOP-backed measure disenfranchised minorities

From: USA Today

'Operation MAGA': Trump campaign to resume in-person events with Pence Ariz. trip as president battles COVID-19

President Donald Trump's reelection campaign is deploying Vice President Mike Pence to Arizona next week...

From: Courier

Trump Pretends the Stock Market Is the Economy, Again. Experts Say Biden’s Plan Is Better for American Workers.

In Tuesday night’s debate, President Trump continued to claim that the stock market would save the country. Meanwhile, economists say...

From: Courier

President Trump and First Lady Test Positive for Coronavirus

Trump has held multiple events without masks or social distancing, The presidents senior adviser, Hope Hicks, also tested positive.

From: CBS News

Supreme Court takes up dispute over Arizona election rules

The laws forbid anyone but family members or caregivers to turn in another's mail ballots and reject those cast in the wrong precinct.

From: AZ Central

With early voting set to begin in Arizona, Trump will campaign in Tucson, Flagstaff

President Donald Trump will return to Arizona next week to make appearances in Tucson and Flagstaff as early voting...

From: 12 News

Trump wants his voters to stake out polls. In Arizona, they can't do that

President Donald Trump's baseless claims have fueled a distrust of the election. But Arizona law spells out guidelines for poll observers.

From: NPR

'Unhinged,' 'Predictable': What Undecided Debate Watchers Thought Of Candidates

Undecided voters are typically the target of presidential debates, but it's unclear whether Tuesday night's...

From: The Star Tribune

Here's the reality behind Trump's claims about mail voting

President Donald Trump continued his assault on the integrity of the U.S. elections during the first presidential debate Tuesday...

From: Fox News

Arizona mail-in ballot printers kick into high gear as election nears

Phoenix's Runbeck Election Services expects to produce 31 million ballots for this year's general election

From: Tucson

Court reopens door to 'dark money' in Arizona political races

The Arizona Court of Appeals has reinstated a 2017 law that opens the door to “dark money” contributions to political races.

From: Fox 10 Phoenix

FOX 10 Voter Guide: 2020 Arizona General Election

A full county-by-county breakdown of the results can be found here.

From: Fox News

Arizona mail-in ballot printers kick into high gear as election nears

An Arizona business built around mail-in ballots is shifting into high gear as the 2020 election draws closer.

From: Arizona Capitol Times

Arizona election deadline legal, judge rules

A federal judge won’t give reservation residents more time to submit their early ballots and ensure they will be counted.

From: AZ Central

From hero to zero: Arizona was a leader in climate policy 15 years ago. What happened?

“The Grand Canyon is like the canary in the coal mine,” said Roger Clark

From: The Copper Courier

Arizona’s Unemployment Is Running Out. That Has Major Implications for the State’s Economy.

Inadequate unemployment payments don’t just hurt individuals needing the money...

From: The Copper Courier

McSally, GOP Abandon COVID Relief Efforts and Switch Focus to Supreme Court Replacement

But McSally may not even get the chance to vote on a Supreme Court nominee.

From: The New York Times

Why Arizona Is Tilting Blue: 'The State's Clearly in Motion'

If Joe Biden wins the state, it would be only the second time a Democratic presidential...

From: AZ Mirror

Advocacy groups say Biden campaign alone can’t mobilize Latino vote in Arizona

Groups working to turn out people to the polls said it’s clear that his campaign alone can’t energize the 1.2 million eligible Latinos voters in the state.