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Left: Kari Lake. Right: Katie Hobbs
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Katie Hobbs, Arizona Gov.
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Adrian Fontes and Cisco Aguilar
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Latinos Defending Elections
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The Latino rep and former marine was one of the few Dems to cruise to victory in Arizona's 3rd Congressional District on Election Night, Nov. 8.
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Gallego v. Sinema 2024?
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The Trump-appointee barred any person or group affiliate from being near drop boxes, taking pictures, revealing personal information online, & more.
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Yes, that’s intimidation
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Katie Hobbs’ campaign headquarters were burglarized.
Women in politics
Valleygate
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Voto Latino, and the Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans (AARA) filed a motion against Clean Elections USA, alleging voter intimidation in Arizona.
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Voter Intimidation in AZ
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Pictured: Voter in polling place. Photo: Brandon Bell/Getty Images.
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Voting rights remain
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Pictured: Lt Gov Jeanette Nuñez giving remarks at the Republican National Convention
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Florida joins busing efforts
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Pictured: Arizona GOP candidate for Senate Blake Masters
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New AZ ads target Masters
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Pictured: Person walks to polling place. Signs that read Vote here/Aquí
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Arizona under civil watch
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Arizona resident holding their mail-in ballot
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Arizona burdens voters
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UnidosUS President & CEO, Janet Murguía announced the launch of the campaign Aug. 16.
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‘Count on Us’ Arizona
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Pictured: NYC Commissioner of the Office of Immigrant Affairs, Manuel Castro gives a speech.
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NYC Mayor reassures migrants
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Fontes wins the Democratic nomination for Arizona Secretary of State.
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Adrian Fontes’ Fight
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Pictured: GOP Gubernatorial Nominee Kari Lake alongside Abraham Hamadeh and Blake Masters.
Women in politics
AZ's GOP Picks
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Trump-backed Blake Masters wins the nomination for senate setting a scary field for 2024.
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Trump-endorsed wins in AZ
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Photo: Aliento Twitter
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Education for AZ DREAMERS
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While The Trump administration’s push for a citizenship question failed, advocates say it, and lack of funding did their damage. Photo: Aurora Samperio/NurPhoto via Getty Images
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Latinos Undercounted
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In a video released in both English and Spanish, the 42-year-old Democrat said he was running to succeed Gov. Doug Ducey. Screenshot: Marco López Campaign.
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Who is Marco López?
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A voter shows her ‘I Voted’ sticker while waiting for the Navajo Nation presidential primary election results in 2018 in Window Rock, Arizona. Photo: CAYLA NIMMO/AP PHOTO
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Native American Power
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Latinx voter-advocacy groups like Mi Familia Vota, Chicanos por la Causa, and the nationwide organization Voto Latino are the power behind Biden's Arizona victory. Photo: Getty Images.
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Arizona Mexican-power
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The Latinx demographic has seen unprecedented mobilization efforts nationwide.Photo by Courtney Pedroza/Getty Images
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Latinos are the key
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Trump is visiting the battleground state for a third time this year. Photo: AL DÍA Archive
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Trump returns to AZ
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Photo: Mark Ralston/ Getty Images
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What's wrong, arizona?
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Photo: Nicholas Kamm/Getty Images
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The trump effect in AZ
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Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford, autora de Raulito's Journey: El Primer Gobernador Latino de Arizona. Foto: Arizona Daily Star
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Raul Castro for children
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Representative Ed Pastor, Democrat for Phoenix. Photo by Salvador Rodriguez.
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Farewell "Silent Warrior"
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File photo dated May 21, 2005, showing Democratic Congressman Ed Pastor, representing Arizona's District 2 and the first Hispanic elected to Congress from Arizona. Pastor died on Nov. 28, 2018.  EFE-EPA/Eddie Arrossi/FILE
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Ed Pastor, 1st Hispanic…
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David Garcia after announcing his candidacy for the governorship of Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore
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A Latino upswing in Arizona
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Francisco Cantú served as an agent for the United States Border Patrol in the deserts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas from 2008 to 2012. 
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Dispatches from the US…
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The State of Arizona has resorted to new maneuvers to harm young undocumented immigrants who came to the country during childhood, better known as Dreamers. REUTERS / JOHN GASTALDO Archive.
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Arizona vs. Dreamers