Politics

The "Hanging Chad" debacle is one of the greatest examples of election negligence in history, which makes it all the more confusing that Arizona wants to copy Florida's ballot counting policies.

Political campaigns do not run on votes, they don't run on goodwill, heck, they don't run on policy. They run on one thing and one thing only: Money.

This final push to ban cigarettes could have serious, unintended consequences in Arizona.

Do negative political ads actually work? What research shows.

Third Party Candidates are an interesting concept in America. While many other nations have several dozen candidates every election, with an equal chance for all of them, the United States runs a little differently.

In the midst of one of the most tumultuous elections of all time, both candidates have been touring America, trying to prove why they should represent Americans on the biggest stage.

This has been, by far, the weirdest election cycle in my lifetime. It really seems like, for the first time, no one wants to vote for either candidate.

Defacing political signs or literature is illegal in Arizona. Here are the consequenses.

Term limits in American politics are a weird thing. Most politicians have them to ensure that election cycles can happen, but there are a select few that get away with a lifetime position.

Election fraud has been a massive issue in Arizona, but there's a way that you, yes you, can stop it.