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A left-leaning watchdog group has announced an over $150,000 settlement in a public records lawsuit against the Arizona Senate, which fought to withhold records involving a partisan audit of the 2020 election.
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Arizona's Supreme Court says the state Senate can keep records related to its partisan review of the 2020 election secret because they are "privileged" and exempt from disclosure under state public records law.
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One of the final items on the Arizona Senate’s partisan review of the 2020 election prompted by former President Donald Trump’s loss has found no evidence of problems with Maricopa County's election equipment.
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A new poll shows nearly three-quarters of Arizona voters support mail-in voting, while 10% oppose it.
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The Arizona Supreme Court is declining to consider a request by Cyber Ninjas, the contractor hired to conduct Arizona’s election audit, to throw out a $50,000 per day fine imposed because the company has not released public records.
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Republican state senators have advanced legislation that would require every ballot cast in Arizona’s elections to be counted by hand.
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Former Congressman John Shadegg has selected three cybersecurity experts who will examine routers and network data used by Maricopa County as part of state Senate Republicans’ review of the 2020 election.
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The House committee investigating the U.S. Capitol insurrection has subpoenaed more than a dozen individuals which it says falsely tried to declare Donald Trump the winner of the 2020 election.
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A review of potential voter fraud cases in the 2020 general election in Arizona’s second-largest county ended Friday with an announcement by county prosecutors that none of the 151 cases they reviewed merited criminal charges.
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The contractor that led Arizona Republicans' partisan election review is facing fines of $50,000 a day if the firm doesn’t immediately turn over public records related to so-called “audit." A judge found Cyber Ninjas in contempt Thursday in response to a lawsuit filed by the Arizona Republic Newspaper.