Changes could be coming to several areas of election law in Arizona.

Arizona voters appear likely to get another chance to weigh in on a proposal dealing with state sovereignty.

The Arizona Senate has reversed itself and voted to approve a plan to revamp the retirement system for new elected officials and judges.

Three years ago, Arizona voters approved Proposition 100, which raised the state sales tax by a penny on the dollar for three years.

A bill to allow Arizonans to pay for goods and services with gold and silver is headed to Governor Brewer.

The state capitol will be quiet Monday today, as lawmakers take the day off – they’re expected to work Tuesdays through Thursdays for a little while.

State lawmakers have approved sending more money to the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission and giving the panel more flexibility in how it spends the cash it already has.

The election for Arizona’s next governor is a year and a half away. But the campaign has already started.

The Arizona Senate has rejected a proposal to expand recall elections to include both primaries and general elections.

The Arizona House of Representatives has given its preliminary approval to a measure that would make privately minted gold and silver coins legal tender in the state.