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Top Arizona Capitol Times News

Sergio Arellano Elected as New Arizona Republican Party Chairman

Republican Party · Phoenix

Sergio Arellano Elected as New Arizona Republican Party Chairman

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Arizona Republican Party just elected Sergio Arellano to serve as the new GOP chairman.See the Story

Phoenix light rail expansion faces crucial vote

Phoenix light rail expansion faces crucial vote

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A nearly 20-year plan to extend Phoenix's light rail system to the Arizona State Capitol is facing a crucial vote at the Phoenix City Council. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has more.See the Story

'I Do Hard Things': New Independent Candidate for Arizona Governor Challenges Two-Party Grip on Elections

Arizona · Arizona

'I Do Hard Things': New Independent Candidate for Arizona Governor Challenges Two-Party Grip on Elections

Coverage: 2 sources

Health-care entrepreneur Hugh Lytle cites liberal, conservative icons in announcement. Governor he's trying to oust received $21,000 in donations from Lytle, spouse See the Story

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