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Derek Quizon Tuesday, November 10, 2009 As polls suggest Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer’s popularity is wavering, a crop of opponents from both sides of the aisle is lining up to challenge her. As polls suggest Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer’s popularity is wavering, a crop of opponents from both sides of the aisle is lining up to challenge her. Attorney General Terry Goddard, Tucson attorney John Munger and ...
WASHINGTON - Arizona's three most vulnerable House members continue to raise far more campaign cash than their challengers, federal disclosure reports show.
A new survey puts Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard at the top of the field of gubernatorial candidates
Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard tops the field of Republican hopefuls for governor in 2010, according to a new survey conducted by Tucson pollster Margaret Kenski.
– Arizona Sen. John McCain told a standing room only Hampton Roads crowd Saturday that the entire country will be watching the Virginia governor's race as a crucial litmus test on America's political direction.
Arizona's resign-to-run law is ambiguous to many, but it's clear that it's a convenient way to attack would-be opponents before an election year ramps up.
With its sharply divided congressional delegation, Arizona's represents the major groups President Barack Obama must contend with as he pursues health care reform.
WASHINGTON - Arizona's divided congressional delegation represents the dilemma that President Barack Obama faces as he tries to bring together warring factions to support health-care reform: ultraliberal progressives who warn that they won't support a bill without a public option, and conservative Republicans who warn that they won't support a bill with a public option, if they support it at all.
In an update one year before Election Day 2010, CQ Politics has adjusted its ratings on the 2010 Senate races in eight states: Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Massachusetts, South Carolina, South Dakota and Wisconsin.