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Perhaps spurred on by the recent debates, news reports show that voters in Arizona's counties are scrambling to get their voter registrations filed or postmarked by the legal deadline of midnight on Monday, Oct. 6.

David Snider, a Democrat, is opposed by Republican Tom Hollenbach for the District 3 Board of Supervisors position.

As most of you are aware, the Sept. 2 election decided the contested primaries and provided some interesting stats to consider.

Candidate for Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu this week received the endorsement of the Professional Fire Fighters of Maricopa.

We just got back from packing donated food items for shipping to the Red Cross for distribution to displaced families waiting to get back into their homes on the Gulf Coast.

Elections are about a lot more than candidates. They are about a cause. Pinal County property taxes are too high.

Registered voters can get to the front of the line at the polls by voting early in the September 2 Primary Election.

Incumbent Supervisor David Snider is challenging his opponent in the District 3 Democratic primary to meet him in a debate that would be available in local print, broadcast and online media.

Building 5 at the Pinal County Complex in Florence is abuzz with activity five days a week.

Paul Babeu, Republican candidate for Pinal County sheriff, publicly questioned the hiring of an additional media staffer and the promotion of another key political ally of the current sheriff.

Voters are casting ballots today to select three councilmembers and a mayor to lead Maricopa along with four existing members of the City Council.

"The Christmas Spirit: I enter the home of poverty, causing pale-faced children to open their eyes wide in pleased wonder. I cause the...

In what should be an interesting Maricopa city council race next spring, there will be at least one veteran looking to serve again and one newcomer entering the field.

Here's what's happening this week in Maricopa. Meetings and ministries as well as an open house are highlighted.

The Independent Maricopa Political Action Committee to Recall Timothy P. White is well on its way to achieving its goals of 606 signatures on the recall petition. "We are definitely making progress," said committee chair Lezah Saunders.

Maricopa's importance to local, district and state campaigns was emphasized Sunday afternoon when Republican hopefuls came to town to express their ideas and explain...

In an effort to provide its new home buyers with the opportunity to conveniently update their voter information or register to vote for the...

One of the most critical decisions Maricopa voters will make on November 2 is who they want to represent them at the county level....

October 2nd is it! If you haven't registered to vote in the November 2, 2004 general election, you must complete the registration process...

Committee formed to oust school board member White

Due to the resignation of Board Member Leslie Carlyle-Burnett, the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board has a vacancy. The vacancy will be filled...