A grassroots coalition of Arizona parents and educators filed the final text of a school voucher reform initiative with the secretary of state this week. That was the final step before volunteers can start collecting signatures in order to send the issue to voters.

Jaime Molera and Sam Richard joined The Show talk about a pair of federal investigations into the 2020 election in Arizona, some changes in congressional races and more.

Former Arizona state lawmaker Travis Grantham announced on Wednesday that he won’t be running for Congress after all because he’s been called to active duty with the Air Force.

Progressive activist Kai Newkirk is looking to unseat fellow Democrat Rep. Greg Stanton, who has represented Arizona in Congress since 2019.

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge accused county supervisors of engaging in “shenanigans” after it forced Recorder Justin Heap to testify in an open meeting and tried to introduce that testimony in court.

Democratic officials and pro-democracy groups worry that the Trump administration’s latest efforts to relitigate Arizona’s past elections are part of a larger attempt to sow doubt ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Pima County is projected to receive about $2.67 billion in transportation investments over the next 20 years after the success of twin ballot measures on Tuesday.

For the first time, Arizona voters will be choosing a lieutenant governor in the November election.

Let’s turn the clock back now to 2022. Election denialism was everywhere and the Cochise County Board of Supervisors made national headlines for refusing to certify the results of the election there. Well now, they’re raising the same election concerns they raised then — and asking the federal government to investigate.

The Arizona Senate turned over election records related to its widely-discredited review of Maricopa County’s 2020 election to the FBI last week.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes thanked lawmakers for approving millions of dollars to pay for election-related expenses this year, but said the state’s elections systems are still critically underfunded.

Christina Corieri of Consilium Consulting and Democratic strategist Tony Cani joined The Show to talk about what the change at the Department of Homeland Security might mean for Arizona, competing plans for increased transparency in state government and more.