Two topics leading the Congressional District 6 debates are abortion and the border. Both CD6 candidates have been attacking each other for their handling of these issues.
One of Ciscomani’s repeat criticisms of Engel is that she’s weak on border security, which he continued to accuse her of during a Clean Elections debate earlier this month.
“And for someone that was in the state legislature — actually, you've been an elected official longer than I have,” he said. “Five years in the legislature, and not much to show for it, Kirsten. When you look at you voting against the border strike force, that was a clear example of where you stand on the border.”
Engle did vote against funding the Border Strike Force as part of a larger budget vote, as did all Democrats at that time because numerous funding items did not align with Democratic priorities.
Read the full story on AZPM.org →
-
To talk about the Gov. Katie Hobbs’ budget proposal, what’s next for tax conformity and more, The Show sat down with Paul Bentz of HighGround and former congressional staffer Roy Herrera. -
Arizona Democrats want to bar corporate and billionaire contributions in their primary elections. The proposed “People’s Primary” may come up for a vote at the party's meeting tomorrow, Jan 24. -
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs says abortion access will again be a focus of her campaign as she vies for reelection in the fall. -
Rodney Glassman, a Republican contender for attorney general, is boasting that he has more cash on hand than anyone else in the race. But there's more to that story. -
The organizations Common Cause and the Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans filed to intervene in the suit against the DOJ, saying the department has no legal authority to have access to voter data.
